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Religions, paleolithic - Coggle Diagram

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        sacred experience
        
        symbols
        
        paleolithic art
        
        petroglyphs
        
        cave paintings
        
        mythograms
        
        Lascaux
        
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        Niaux
        
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        M.E.
        
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        paleolithic sanctuaries
        
        hermeneutics
        
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        need to be intepreted
        
        initiation
        rites
        
        natufian civilation
        
        growth of
        
        craft production
        
        statuettes
        
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        figurines
        
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        relief sculptures
        
        intense religious activity
        
        agriculture
        
        end of natufian civilization
        
        first images of the deities
        
        Mureybet - Euphrates
        
        symbolize
        
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        invention of writing
        3000 BC
        
        summerians
        
        cuneiform tablets
        
        poems
        
        myths
        
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        Egypt
        
        hieroglyphic writing
        
        oral communication
        
        lost language
  - - - sumerians
        semites
        
        rel. of Egypt
        3rd millennium
        
        India
        
        Iran
        
        religion of Israel
        
        Christianity
        
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        II millennial BC
        
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        occupied by
        indo-european
        
        I milleannial
        
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        Hindu
        
        fundamental element
        
        sacrifice
        
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        4th century
        buddhism
        
        Veda r.
        
        hieroglyphic
        writing
        
        religion based
        
        contemplation
        of nature
        
        led to consider
        
        the mystery of life and
        it's sacredness
        
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        creation based on
        
        myths of creation
        
        chaos
        
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        were born
        
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        cosmogonic
        symbolis
        
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        belief in life after death
        
        embalming bodies
        
        allows =
        
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        is an expression of the sacred
        
        is characterized
        
        sense of the divine
        
        love for life
        
        deities
        
        human features
        
        characteristics
        
        splendor
        
        light
        
        statues
        
        crowning
        
        invested the gods and goddesses
        
        supernatural powers
        
        inventors of
        cuneiform tablets
        8000 BC
        
        helped the spread of religion
        
        poems
        
        myths
        
        genesis
        
        cosmos
        
        humankind
        
        gods
      - birth of gods figures
        
        anthropomorfic
        aspects
        
        symbolize new sense
        of the divinity
        
        first portraies of thedeities
        
        Mureybet - Euphrates
        8000c. BC
    - - growth
        
        intense religious activity
        
        craft productions
        
        agriculture
  - - - hermeneutics
        
        diff. interpret.
        
        hunting magic
        
        propitiatory rites
        
        mystery of myths
        
        natural and supernatural organization
        
        reflection of paleolithic society
  - - - funerary practices
- - - - experience of the sacred
        
        revelation through nature
        
        hierophany
        
        teophany
        
        inner revelation
      - homo symbolicus
      - 8000 BC
        
        new sense of the divine
        
        considered
        
        personal
        
        transcendent
        
        portayed
        
        many numbers of figures
        
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      - II millennium BC
        
        religion of Israel
        
        faith
        
        became
        
        new statute of
        the H.R.
- - - - M.E.
        
        models
        3 distinct procedures
        used by histor. of rel.
        
        phenomenology
        
        examines
        
        penomena
        
        as significant
        
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        events
        
        hermeneutic approach
        
        projects the historian
        
        toward
        
        the person
        
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        requires involvement
        
        religious anthropologists
        
        that examines
        
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        are based
        
        comparative reasearch
        
        dealing
        
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        heuretics
        
        examination of
        religious evidence
        
        prayer
        
        taking into account
        
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        offerings
        
        sacrifice
      - SACRED
        EXPERIENCE
        
        sociological
        theories
        
        recognize
        
        universality of
        the sacred
        
        which is identified
        
        mana
        
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        through
        
        signs
        
        reality
        
        that has
        
        consistency
        
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        symbols
        
        signs that refer to an
        
        invisible reality
        
        have a
        
        visible base
        
        signify the
        
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        create a
        contact
        
        between
        
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        play an
        essential
        role
        
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        work on images
        
        images introduce
        
        unity
        
        totality
        
        dynamism
        
        signs
        
        symbols
        
        are
        
        2 essential elements
        
        of man's imaginary sphere
        
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- - - - function
- - - - decoration of the tomb
        
        use of red ochre
        
        hygienic and aesthetic purposes
        
        funerary purposes
        
        color of blood
        
        symbolized = life
        
        skull worship
      - leaving
        
        food
        
        ornaments
      - protection of the body of the deceased