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Article:
Introduction:
Ancient Mysteries, Modern Secrets
Sandra Blakely [PDF 728kb]
Emory University
sblakel@emory.eduAnthropology and the Fate of the Soul
James Redfield [PDF 639kb]
University of Chicago
jmredfie@uchicago.eduPoetry and Mysteries: Euripides Bacchae and the Dionysiac Rites
Jens Holzhausen [PDF 1.6MB]
Free University of Berlin
jens.holzhausen@fen-net.deInitiations and Mysteries in Apuleius’ Metamorphoses
Sarolta Takács [PDF 532kb]
Rutgers University
stakacs@rci.rutgers.eduWhat did mysteries mean to ancient Greeks?
Nikolay P. Grintser [PDF 844kb]
Russian State Univ. for the Humanities, Moscow
grintser@mtu-net.ruThe Ritual Person as Subject or Object in Ancient Greece and Central Africa
Wyatt MacGaffey [PDF 745kb]
Haverford College
wmacgaff@haverford.eduAfrican and Classical Secrecy and Disclosure: the Kaguru of East Africa and the Ancient Greeks
Thomas O. Beidelman [PDF 980kb]
New York University
Geometry and Grammar of Mystery: Ancient Mystery Religions and West African Secret Societies
Bill Murphy [PDF 850kb]
Northwestern University
wmurphy@northwestern.eduGoing by the Trees: Death and Regeneration in Georgia’s Haunted Landscapes, with a response from Peter Bing
Mark Auslander [PDF 846kb]
Brandeis University
mausland@brandeis.eduResponse to Auslander
Peter Bing [PDF 390kb]
Emory University
pbing@emory.eduAfterword:
Surveying the Mysteries: Epistemological Reflections on Multidisciplinary Inquiry
Mark Risjord [PDF 405kb]
Department of Philosophy, Emory University
mrisjor@emory.eduNotice:
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