My Autobiography: A Fragment
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- Nombre de pages213
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4735942-5
- EAN8596547359425
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille537 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
F. Max Müller's "My Autobiography: A Fragment" offers a poignant glimpse into the life and thoughts of one of the most important figures in the study of comparative religion and philology during the 19th century. Written in a reflective style, the autobiography showcases Müller's intellectual journey alongside his personal and professional struggles. Delving into his formative years, his scholarship on the sacred texts of various religions, and his pioneering contributions to linguistics, this fragment reveals the intricate tapestry of Victorian inquiry that shaped his worldview and methodologies.
Through a combination of eloquent prose and insightful commentary, Müller not only entertains but deeply engages readers with the transformative power of language and belief systems. Born in 1823 in Dessau, Germany, F. Max Müller was a prodigious scholar whose passion for languages emerged early in his life. His experiences in the intellectual circles of Europe, coupled with his immersion in Eastern texts, led him to advocate for the understanding of the world's religions through a comparative lens.
Müller's extensive work on the Vedas and his influential place in the Oriental Renaissance reflect the cultural vignettes of a man committed to bridging Eastern and Western philosophies. Readers drawn to rich historical contexts and those seeking a profound understanding of religious studies will find Müller's autobiography an enlightening read. It is not only a window into the life of a scholar but also a testament to the enduring quest for knowledge and the complexities of cultural exchange in an era of profound intellectual exploration.
Through a combination of eloquent prose and insightful commentary, Müller not only entertains but deeply engages readers with the transformative power of language and belief systems. Born in 1823 in Dessau, Germany, F. Max Müller was a prodigious scholar whose passion for languages emerged early in his life. His experiences in the intellectual circles of Europe, coupled with his immersion in Eastern texts, led him to advocate for the understanding of the world's religions through a comparative lens.
Müller's extensive work on the Vedas and his influential place in the Oriental Renaissance reflect the cultural vignettes of a man committed to bridging Eastern and Western philosophies. Readers drawn to rich historical contexts and those seeking a profound understanding of religious studies will find Müller's autobiography an enlightening read. It is not only a window into the life of a scholar but also a testament to the enduring quest for knowledge and the complexities of cultural exchange in an era of profound intellectual exploration.
F. Max Müller's "My Autobiography: A Fragment" offers a poignant glimpse into the life and thoughts of one of the most important figures in the study of comparative religion and philology during the 19th century. Written in a reflective style, the autobiography showcases Müller's intellectual journey alongside his personal and professional struggles. Delving into his formative years, his scholarship on the sacred texts of various religions, and his pioneering contributions to linguistics, this fragment reveals the intricate tapestry of Victorian inquiry that shaped his worldview and methodologies.
Through a combination of eloquent prose and insightful commentary, Müller not only entertains but deeply engages readers with the transformative power of language and belief systems. Born in 1823 in Dessau, Germany, F. Max Müller was a prodigious scholar whose passion for languages emerged early in his life. His experiences in the intellectual circles of Europe, coupled with his immersion in Eastern texts, led him to advocate for the understanding of the world's religions through a comparative lens.
Müller's extensive work on the Vedas and his influential place in the Oriental Renaissance reflect the cultural vignettes of a man committed to bridging Eastern and Western philosophies. Readers drawn to rich historical contexts and those seeking a profound understanding of religious studies will find Müller's autobiography an enlightening read. It is not only a window into the life of a scholar but also a testament to the enduring quest for knowledge and the complexities of cultural exchange in an era of profound intellectual exploration.
Through a combination of eloquent prose and insightful commentary, Müller not only entertains but deeply engages readers with the transformative power of language and belief systems. Born in 1823 in Dessau, Germany, F. Max Müller was a prodigious scholar whose passion for languages emerged early in his life. His experiences in the intellectual circles of Europe, coupled with his immersion in Eastern texts, led him to advocate for the understanding of the world's religions through a comparative lens.
Müller's extensive work on the Vedas and his influential place in the Oriental Renaissance reflect the cultural vignettes of a man committed to bridging Eastern and Western philosophies. Readers drawn to rich historical contexts and those seeking a profound understanding of religious studies will find Müller's autobiography an enlightening read. It is not only a window into the life of a scholar but also a testament to the enduring quest for knowledge and the complexities of cultural exchange in an era of profound intellectual exploration.
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