Acute Religious Experiences: Madness, Psychosis and Religious Studies (Bloomsbury Advances in Religious Studies)
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Acute Religious Experiences: Madness, Psychosis and Religious Studies (Bloomsbury Advances in Religious Studies)

by Richard Saville-Smith

Philosophy Psychology religious studies
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Acute Religious Experiences explores the connections between religious experience, madness, and psychosis. Situated within religious studies, the book considers these complex subjects across overlapping religious, psychological, and psychiatric perspectives, offering an academic resource for readers examining the interpretation of unusual or intense experiences.

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Acute Religious Experiences examines the relationship between religious experience, madness, and psychosis.

The book approaches these subjects within the field of religious studies.

It considers how experiences described in religious terms may be understood alongside psychological and psychiatric concepts.

Part of the Bloomsbury Advances in Religious Studies series, this work is intended for readers interested in the study of religion and mental experience.

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