Paradise within reach (Αριθ. εγγραφής 28386)

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fixed length control field 02622nam 22002653 4500
005 - Version Identifier
control field 20241107091644.0
010 ## - International Standard Book Number (ISBN)
Number (ISBN) 9515701589
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General Processing Data 20241104d u||y0grey50 ba
101 0# - Language of the Resource
Language of Text, Soundtrack etc. English
102 ## - Country of Publication or Production
Country of Publication Finland
200 1# - Title and Statement of Responsibility
Title Proper Paradise within reach
Other Title Information monasticism and pilgrimage on Mt. Athos
First Statement of Responsibility René Gothóni
210 ## - Publication, Distribution, etc.
Place of Publication, Distribution, etc. Helsinki, Finland
Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc. Helsinki University Press
Date of Publication, Distribution, etc. 1993
215 ## - Physical Description
Specific Material Designation and Extent of Item 183 σ.
Other Physical Details σχ., χάρ.
Dimensions 22 εκ.
320 ## - Internal Bibliographies/Indexes Note
Text of Note Περιλαμβάνει βιβλιογραφικές αναφορές: σ. [170]-176 και ευρετήριο
330 ## - Summary or Abstract
Text of Note Mt Athos is the spiritual centre of Orthodoxy ever since the 10th century. The Athonites claim their monastic republic to be the oldest continuing democracy in existence. Today there are about 1, 300 monks striving towards deification - union with God. More than 40, 000 men from all over Europe visit the Holy Mountain every year: for advice, to confess and to experience, as do the monks, the presence of God.<br/>In this book, based on extensive field research, René Gothóni, a Scandinavian specialist on monasticism, sheds fresh light on the life of the monks and the pilgrimages of ordinary men. His modern and unconventional approach has produced the first book on Athos from the viewpoint of comparative religion.<br/>René Gothóni asks: "What does it mean to be a monk? What kind of worldview do the Athonites have? What are the meanings and values attached to their mode of life? Why do laymen come to Athos? Are they pilgrims, tourists or visitors?" He shows how monks assume the role of Adam in accordance with the Biblical worldview, how visitors become pilgrims during their journey. Sincere monks and pilgrims experience a foretaste of inner peace, of paradise within reach.<br/>The author, René Gothóni, is Senior Lecturer of Comparative Religion at the University of Helsinki and Ordinary Member of the Finnish Society of Science and Letters. His publications include Modes of Life of the Theravāda Monks and, as co-editor, Mythology and Cosmic Order.
606 ## - Topical Name Used as Subject
Entry Element Μοναχισμός και μοναχικές αδελφότητες ή τάγματα, Ορθόδοξος ανατολικός
Geographical Subdivision Αγιο Ορος
606 ## - Topical Name Used as Subject
Entry Element Μοναχική και θρησκευτική ζωή
Topical Subdivision Ιστορία
Geographical Subdivision Αγιο Ορος
606 ## - Topical Name Used as Subject
Entry Element Χριστιανοί προσκυνητές και προσκυνήματα
Geographical Subdivision Άγιο Όρος
676 ## - Dewey Decimal Classification
Number 271.819 495 65
701 ## - Personal Name - Alternative Responsibility
Relator Code Author
Koha Internal Code 20319
Entry Element Gothóni
Part of Name Other than Entry Element René
712 ## - Corporate Body Name - Secondary Responsibility
Relator Code Publisher
Koha Internal Code 20321
Entry Element Helsinki University Press
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Country GR
Agency VoDKI
Cataloguing Rules (Descriptive Conventions) AACR2
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