Intentional Systems Theory as a Conceptual Framework for Religious Studies :: a Scientific Method for Studying Beliefs.
This book investigates the philosophical assumptions in religious studies, especially in ethnography of religion. The central claim is that religious studies treats its study object as an intentional system. This system?s behaviour can be described, explained and predicted on the basis of its intern...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This book investigates the philosophical assumptions in religious studies, especially in ethnography of religion. The central claim is that religious studies treats its study object as an intentional system. This system?s behaviour can be described, explained and predicted on the basis of its internal representations. |
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