Harold G. Coward

Autor(a) de Pluralism: Challenge to World Religions

41+ Works 466 Membros 3 Reviews

About the Author

Harold Coward is a professor emeritus of history and the founding director of the Centre for Studies in Religion and Society at the University of Victoria. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. He served as president of the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion and was the founding mostrar mais editor of the Journal for Hindu-Christian Studies and editor of the WLU Press series The Study of Religion in Canada. He has authored twenty books along with many edited books, chapters, and articles. His publications include Scripture in the World Religions (2002), Mantra: Hearing the Divine in India and America (2004), and The Perfectibility of Human Nature in Eastern and Western Thought (2008). mostrar menos

Inclui os nomes: Harold Coward, Howard Coward, haroldgcoward, Harold Coward, ed., Professor Harold G. Coward

Obras de Harold G. Coward

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Pluralism: Challenge to World Religions (1985) 40 cópias

Derrida and Negative Theology (1992) — Editor — 37 cópias

Life After Death in World Religions (Faith Meets Faith Series) (1997) — Autor — 36 cópias

Jung and Eastern Thought (1618) 28 cópias

Sin and Salvation in the World Religions: A Short Introduction (2003) 26 cópias

Mantra: Hearing the Divine in India and America (1656) 25 cópias

Sacred Word and Sacred Text: Scripture in World Religions (1988) 25 cópias

Religion and Peacebuilding (2003) — Editor — 19 cópias

Derrida and Indian Philosophy (1990) 18 cópias

Scripture in the World Religions: A Short Introduction (2000) 17 cópias

Hindu-Christian dialogue : perspectives and encounters (1989) 16 cópias

Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies. Vol. 5, The Philosophy of the Grammarians (1991) 14 cópias

Readings in Eastern Religions (1988) 13 cópias

Visions of a New Earth: Religious Perspectives on Population, Consumption, and Ecology (1999) 13 cópias

Religious Understandings of a Good Death in Hospice Palliative Care (2012) 13 cópias

Yoga and Psychology: Language, Memory, and Mysticism (2002) 12 cópias

Experiencing Scripture in World Religions (Faith Meets Faith Series) (2000) 11 cópias

The Perfectibility of Human Nature in Eastern and Western Thought (2008) 10 cópias

Hard Choices: Climate Change in Canada (2004) 9 cópias

Modern Indian responses to religious pluralism (1987) 9 cópias

Hindu ethics : purity, abortion, and euthanasia (1988) 9 cópias

Sphota Theory of Language (1981) 8 cópias

Fifty Years of Religious Studies in Canada: A Personal Retrospective (Editions SR) (2014) 7 cópias

Revelation in Indian Thought: A Festschrift in Honour of Professor T. R. V. Murti (1977) 7 cópias

Silence, the word and the sacred : essays (1989) 5 cópias

The South Asian Religious Diaspora in Britain, Canada, and the United States (2000) 5 cópias

A cross-cultural dialogue on health care ethics (1999) 5 cópias

Ethics and Climate Change: The Greenhouse Effect (1993) 4 cópias

Human Rights and the World's Major Religions, Vol. 4: The Hindu Tradition (2005) 4 cópias

Indian Critiques of Gandhi (2003) 3 cópias

Language in Indian Philosophy and Religion (1978) 2 cópias

Los escritos sagrados en las religiones del mundo (1999) 2 cópias

Population, Consumption, and the Environment: Religious and Secular Responses (1995) 2 cópias

Just Fish: Ethics and Canadian Marine Fisheries (2000) 2 cópias

Religious Pluralism and the World Religions 2 cópias

Religious Dimensions of Child and Family Life: Reflections on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (1996) 2 cópias

Mystics and Scholars: The Calgary Conference on Mysticism 1976 (SR supplements) (1977) 2 cópias

Bhartṛhari (1976) 1 exemplar(es)

Das Leben nach dem Tod in den Weltreligionen — Editor — 1 exemplar(es)

Aging and Dying : Legal, Scientific, and Religious Challenges (Community Seminar 1) (1993) 1 exemplar(es)

Traditional and Modern Approaches to the Environment on the Pacific Rim: Tensions and Values (1998) 1 exemplar(es)

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Associated Works

The New Penguin Handbook of Living Religions: Second Edition (Penguin Reference Books) (1997) — Contribuinte, algumas edições — 105 cópias

Paths to the power of myth : Joseph Campbell and the study of religion (1990) — Contribuinte — 30 cópias

Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Spring 1989, Vol. LVII, No. 1 (1989) — Contribuinte — 2 cópias

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[e] (3) Bhartrhari (2) Buddhism (9) Christianity (7) comparative religion (6) Confucianism (3) death (7) deconstruction (3) Derrida (2) discard (4) ecology (2) ethics (7) Hinduism (15) India (7) Indian philosophy (5) Interconfessional Dialogue (2) Islam (7) Judaism (6) Jung (7) language (3) mantra (3) music (2) non-fiction (4) peace (4) philosophy (14) poststructuralism (2) psychology (8) religion (28) Religions (3) Religious Ethics (3) religious pluralism (5) Scripture (3) spiritual (2) spirituality (3) Taoism (2) Theology (10) to-read (4) transpersonal psychology (2) World Religions (14) yoga (4)

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Conhecimento Comum

Nome de batismo: Coward, Harold George
Data de nascimento: 1936
Sexo: male
Nacionalidade: Canada
Educação: McMaster University (PhD ∙ Philosophy ∙ 1973)
Ocupação: professor, history
scholar of bioethics and religious studies
Organizações: Centre for Studies of Religion in Society, University of Victoria
Genome British Columbia
University of Calgary

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Resenhas

Life after Death in World Religions

various takes on life after death

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SrMaryLea | Aug 23, 2023 |

Mantra : hearing the divine in India and America / de Harold G. Coward

Contents:
PREFACE vii
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
1. Hearing the Sacred
2. The Nature of Mantra
3. Finding One's Mantra
Conclusion: An Overview
GLOSSARY
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX

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LeannePorter | Jul 3, 2023 |

Hindu ethics : purity, abortion, and euthanasia de Harold G. Coward

Reaching a LONG WAY to find relevant material on abortion and euthanasia, but it's there, I guess, in ancient India. What's curious and important to note, however (I think) is that 'Indian religion' or 'Hinduism' is NOT one thing, so nothing one finds can be called 'normative ethics' (cf. the ecumenical magazine "Hinduism Today").

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vegetarian | Aug 13, 2012 |

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