`rene-guenon` Related Article Results

René Jean-Marie-Joseph Guénon (1886–1951) was a French thinker regarded as one of the pioneers of the traditionalist current of thought in the first half of the 20th century. Raised in a Catholic family, he began his education in religious schools and spent his youth immersed in various intellectual and metaphysical circles such as spiritualism, Freemasonry and esotericism. In 1912, after embracing Islam, he adopted the name Abdulwahid Yahya and, following his initiation into the Shadhiliyya Suf

René Jean-Marie-Joseph Guénon (1886–1951), 20. yüzyılın ilk yarısında gelenekselci düşünce akımının öncülerinden biri olarak kabul edilen Fransız asıllı düşünürdür. Katolik bir ailede yetişmiş, eğitim hayatına dinî okullarda başlamış, gençlik yıllarında spiritüalizm, masonluk ve ezoterizm gibi farklı entelektüel ve metafizik çevrelerde bulunmuştur. 1912 yılında İslamiyet’i benimseyerek "Abdülvâhid Yahyâ" adını almış, özellikle Şâzeliyye tarikatına intisap ettikten sonra metafizik, gelenek ve man

The Crisis of the Modern World (French: La Crise du Monde Moderne) is a work published in 1927 by the French thinker René Guénon (Abdülvâhid Yahya). Having published the work “East and West” in 1924, author further deepens the themes and problems he examined in that earlier work, seeking to clarify certain issues. The persistence with which certain ideas opposed by René Guénon were defended by specific individuals prompted the author to write this book. Content of the BookRecognized as one of th