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Religion and Philosophy

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  • R.G. Collingwood

    An early book entitled Religion and Philosophy (1916), a critique of empirical psychology and an analysis of religion as a form of knowledge, was followed by a major work, Speculum Mentis (1924), which proposed a philosophy of culture stressing the unity of the mind. Structured around five forms of…

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    An early book entitled Religion and Philosophy (1916), a critique of empirical psychology and an analysis of religion as a form of knowledge, was followed by a major work, Speculum Mentis (1924), which proposed a philosophy of culture stressing the unity of the mind. Structured around five forms of…

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