Religiographies vol.2 no.2

Edito da: Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venezia

Open-access and peer-reviewed journal, curated by the Centre for Comparative Studies of Civilisations and Spiritualities at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini.

With an interdisciplinary approach, Religiographies fosters dialogue between historians, sociologists, anthropologists, philosophers, and psychologists on three main themes: mysticism, esotericism, and spirituality.

ISSN 2974-6469

Religiographies vol.2 no.2

Special Issue: “Religious Dimensions of Nationalism” edited by Marios Hatzopoulos

Introducing the Special Issue “Religious Dimensions of Nationalism”

[1-8] Editorial | Marios Hatzopoulos, University of Nicosia and Francesco Piraino, Fondazione Giorgio Cini / Harvard Divinity School

Divine Secularisation: a Possible Genealogy of Nationalism

[9-19] Article | Alberto Scigliano, University of Turin

Sacralising the Greek Revolution

[20-37] Article | Marios Hatzopoulos, University of Nicosia

Andrzej Towiański. Between Catholic Esotericism and Political Messianism

[38-57] Article | Giulio Dalla Grana, University of Turin, University of Amsterdam

Nation and Commemoration: Cultural Saints and National Pantheons

[58-75] Article | Marijan Dović, ZRC SAZU Institute of Slovenian Literature and Literary Studies

The Religious Dimensions of the Esperanto Collective Identity

[76-89] Article | Federico Gobbo, University of Amsterdam

The Nordic Spirit and Race Psychology: Racial Conceptions of the North in Interwar Swedish National Socialism

[90-104] Article | Gustaf Forsell, Uppsala University

The Imagery of Christian Nationalism in Lebanon

[105-121] Article | Francesco Mazzucotelli, University of Pavia

“Cosmic Religion” and Apocalyptic Elements in New Hungarian National Mythologies

[122-142] Article | László-Attila Hubbes, “Sapientia” Hungarian University of Transylvania

Heterography: Ich hob gehoulemt ein houlem

[143-153] Heterographies | Giorgio Albertini

Heterography: Ich hob gehoulemt ein houlem (Italian translation)

[154-164] Heterographies | Giorgio Albertini