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Analysis of Apocalypses in the mystical and revelation works and its Function in
Mostafa Gorgi. LIRE 2003; 1 (4) :145-166
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Dialogue and its function in the globalization is one of common concepts in societies and cultures and obligation of acceptance of dialogue in that is always recommended. Dialogue is one of reaction of cultural elements that can appear in the various realms that its condition of appearance is acceptance of believes of common universal. One of the realms, in the verbal communication realm, is religious and mystical apocalypses that this realm is accepted as one of the religion dimensions.
This research in the realm universal apocalypses (Zoroastrians, Old and New Testament, Islamic Sufism) analyses the meaning of second of word (Apocalypse) in addition to attention meaning of first (revelation). Nevertheless, this research considers the relation of apocalypse with other similar terms like Myth, Eschatology, and millennium. The research, in addition to analyse structure of Apocalypse in the religious texts of West and East, study Motifs and themes of this term in the scripture and heaven religions.
This research in the realm universal apocalypses (Zoroastrians, Old and New Testament, Islamic Sufism) analyses the meaning of second of word (Apocalypse) in addition to attention meaning of first (revelation). Nevertheless, this research considers the relation of apocalypse with other similar terms like Myth, Eschatology, and millennium. The research, in addition to analyse structure of Apocalypse in the religious texts of West and East, study Motifs and themes of this term in the scripture and heaven religions.
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Literary Criticism
Received: 2004/08/31 | Accepted: 2004/09/20 | Published: 2004/09/21
Received: 2004/08/31 | Accepted: 2004/09/20 | Published: 2004/09/21
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