Das Volk Gottes: Sektenbewegungen und der Geist der Moderne

Name: Das Volk Gottes: Sektenbewegungen und der Geist der Moderne
Author: Voegelin and Opitz

1941

by Voegelin and Opitz

Political PhilosophyTotalitarianismEric VoegelinCommunismFriedrich NietzscheEconomic DevelopmentSocialismNatural LawMarxismKarl MarxFederalismVladimir LeninNapoleon BonaparteJoseph StalinAdolf HitlerPhenomenologyAnthropologyAristotleEdmund HusserlPlato

Table of Contents · 28 segments

Publication and Series Front Matterfront_matter

Table of Contentsfront_matter

Peter J. Opitz Introductionforeword

Main Work Title Page and Preliminary Noteforeword

Institution and Movementchapter

Periodization of the Movementchapter

Scope of the Movementchapter

Church and Sectchapter

Reform and Anti-Civilizational Effectschapter

A Glimpse of Sion's Glorychapter

Social Structure of the Movementchapter

Eastern Influences on Western Movements: Dionysius Areopagita and Eriugenachapter

Ideas of the Movements: The Albigensianschapter

Ideas of the Movements: Eriugenachapter

Ideas of the Movements: The Two Worldschapter

Ideas of the Movements: Thomas Collier’s Sermonchapter

Ideas of the Movements: Queries to Lord Fairfaxchapter

Ideas of the Movements: Activism and Nihilismchapter

The Free Spirit: Continuity and the Ortliebianschapter

The Free Spirit: Beghinism, Eckhart, the Ninth Rock, and Paracleteschapter

The Free Spirit: Hieronymus Bosch and Adamitic Spiritual Eroticismchapter

The Apollonian Imperiumchapter

Translator’s Notes on the German Editionappendix

Recommended Voegelin Bibliography and Translator’s Acknowledgmentsreferences

The People of God: Research Note on Dating the Textessay

First Traces: Genesis and Publication History of Voegelin’s History of Political Ideasessay

First Traces: Theoretical Transformation from Ideas to Order and Historyessay

Person and Name Indexappendix