This collection brings together all the leading French specialists on Guénon, generally academics, some engaged and some less engaged. It promises to be a major work.
The table of contents, in translation, is:
- Xavier Accart, "The reception of the work of René Guénon by the literary and intellectual circles of his time."
- Patrick Laude, "Traditional Sources and contemporary contexts."
- Jean-Pierre Laurant, "The Guénon/Coomaraswamy correspondence or reciprocal exchange."
- Matthias Korger, "The picture of René Guénon in the writings of Leopold Ziegler and André Préau."
- Jean Moncelon, "René Guénon and Louis Massignon: The calls of the Orient."
- Jean-Louis Gabin, "René Guénon and Alain Daniélou: A witness and his parody."
- Jean-Marc Vivenza, "René Guénon and metaphysical knowledge."
- Jean Borella, "René Guénon and philosophical 'error.'"
- Philippe Faure, "René Guénon and the Bible: The way of symbols."
- Paul B. Fenton, "René Guénon and Judaism."
- Jean-Pierre Brach, "Christianity and 'primordial tradition' in the articles of René Guénon for the Catholic magazine Regnabit."
- Paolo Urizzi, "The presence of Sufism in the work of René Guénon."
- Patrick Ringgenberg, "Primordial tradition and universalism according to Frithjof Schuon and perennialism."
- Jérôme Rousse-Lacordaire, "Traditional thought and Christian theology of religions."
- Luc Nefontaine,
"Hate and/or veneration? Ambivalence of the image of René Guénon in Freemasonry today."
- Seyyed Hossein Nasr, "The influence of René Guénon in the Islamic world."
- Bruno Pinchard, "The spatial symbolism of René Guénon and its mathematics."
- Éric Phalippou, "Ethnology from within: A 'semi-secular' discipline?"
- JacquesViret, "Music and Tradition: The traditional perspective in musicology and ethnomusicology."
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