Author

Glenn Negley

Date of Award

1934

Degree Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Arts (MA)

Department

Philosophy

Abstract

The general problem of the definition of mysticism may be approached in either of two ways. We might assemble the elements of all types and method of mysticism, and, by the use of the critical method, arrive thereby at a description and definition of the mystical experience in its most general sense; or we might develop a restricted, specific definition by ignoring certain aspects of that type of experience which might, in a broad, general sense, be called mystical.

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