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Religious studies

Eliade's phrase for the anxiety caused by historical events seen as meaningless, which archaic religious repetition of archetypes is said to soften.

In religious studies, terror of history refers to Eliade's phrase for the anxiety caused by historical events seen as meaningless, which archaic religious repetition of archetypes is said to soften. This meaning comes from Eliade (1949/1965) in The myth of the eternal return.[1]

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  1. Eliade, M. (1965). The myth of the eternal return (W. R. Trask, Trans.). Pantheon Books. (Original work published 1949) Open Library record

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