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The Broken Ring

Name: The Broken Ring
Brand: Angelico Press
SKU: 50111970
Price: 26.46 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Jean Borella
ISBN: 9798892801591

Jean Borella

Alexander Burdge

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 50111970

Publishers Angelico Press, November 2025

This work is regarded as the founding text of a new epistemology and may be read as an introduction... Full description

Libristo code: 50111970

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This work is regarded as the founding text of a new epistemology and may be read as an introduction to The Crisis of Religious Symbolism by the same author. It begins with a historical survey of theories of symbolism stretching from antiquity to the modern period, moves on to a critique of contemporary linguistic theory, and then turns to a ground-breaking structural analysis of the symbolic sign that uncovers a necessary but too long elided metaphysical dimension. In sum, it presents a theory of the symbol that seeks to restore, intelligibly, and in a way that transcends contemporary deconstructions, the ancient doctrines of both East and West. But make no mistake: this is philosophy, not ethnology. The symbolic sign is the nodal point of metaphysical thought, the place where nature becomes culture and culture becomes nature; that is, where being and meaning are reconciled without confusion. Such is the central concern of The Broken Ring.