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Helmer Ringgren

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ID246195
NAMEHelmer Ringgren
GIVEN NAMESHelmer
FAMILY NAMERinggren
SIGNATURERINGGREN H
AFFILIATIONSUppsala University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS34
TOTAL CITATIONS2
AUTHOR COUNT34
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1948
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1992
H-INDEX1
  • Ecstasy

    Helmer Ringgren•CHAPTER•The Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary•1992

    Ecstasy may be defined as “an abnormal state of consciousness, in which the reaction of the mind to external stimuli is either inhibited or altered in character. In its more restricted sense, as used in mystical theology, it is almost equivalent to trance.” The term has been used to explain certain

  • Luke's Use of the Old Testament

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Harvard Theological Review•1986

    In Luke 24:47 we are told that Jesus explained to the Emmaus disciples “Moses and all the prophets” and “interpreted in all the scriptures the things concerning himself.” This statement reflects Luke's intense interest, both in his Gospel and in Acts, in the relationship between the ancient scriptures and the events of the life of Jesus and the activity of the apostles. In this paper I shall discuss briefly the variety of ways in which Luke quote…

  • Judiskt – kristet – mänskligt. Ett symposium om Martin Buber

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren, KARL-JOHAN ILLMAN et al.•ARTICLE•Nordisk judaistik/Scandinavian…•1984

    In this article the authors outline the personal history and thoughts of Martin Buber. Buber’s Judaism stresses the realization of the prophetic ideals – themes which he also found in the Hasidic tradition. Another realization of these ideals he found in cultural Zionism, for which he fought in Europe as well as in his later homeland, Israel. His following in the political field was rather limited, whereas his influence on dialogical philosophy, …

  • Die Religionen des Alten Orients

    Helmer Ringgren•BOOK•Die Religionen des Alten Orients•1979

  • The symbolism of Mesopotamian cult images

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•1979

    Is. 44: 12-20 contains a satirical description of the way the pagans, i.e., the Babylonians, make their "gods", i.e., their idols. "The ironsmith fashions it and works it over the coals; he shapes it with hammers, and forges it with his strong arm ... The carpenter stretches a line, he marks it out with a pencil; he fashions it with planes, and marks it with a compass; he shapes it into the figure of a man, with the beauty of a man, to dwell in a…

  • Botterweck and Ringgren's New Dictionary

    Stefan C Reif, G Johannes Botterweck et al.•ARTICLE•The Jewish Quarterly Review•1976

  • On the Islamic theory of the state

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•1972

    From the very beginning, Islam has devoted more interest to polities and political theory than most other religions. If it can be said with some right that Jesus was unpolitical, Muhammad was certainly not. Islam makes no distinction between religion and polities, but the two are intimately connected, and political theory has a religious and theological motivation. That implies that, in theory, it is based on the Koran and on Tradition (sunnah) i…

  • Die Objektivität der Religionswissenschaft

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Temenos - Nordic Journal for the…•1970

    No abstract available

  • The problems of syncretism

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•1969

    That which happens when two religions meet is obviously different from case to case. It is possible for two "organized" religions to exist side by side for centuries without any exchange taking place. But otherwise, we are obviously moving along a continuum, the one pole of which is the repression of one of the two religions, the other a complete fusion of them. From another point of view, the results of syncretism may be grouped according to the…

  • Some Remarks on the Language of Religion

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Temenos - Nordic Journal for the…•1969

    No abstract available

  • Fatalistic Beliefs in Religion, Folklore, and Literature

    Lucetta Mowry, Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1969

    HELMER RINGGREN The Problem of Fatalism CARL-MARTIN EDSMAN Divine and Demonic Necessity in the Oresteia JAN BERGMAN I Overcome Fate, Fate Harkens to Me HELMER RINGGREN Islamic Fatalism AKE V. STROM Scandinavian Belief in Fate MATTI KUUSI Fatalistic Traits in Finnish Proverbs ROLF WILH. BREDNICH Die osteuropaischen Volkssagen vom vorherbestimmten Schicksal CARL GUSTAV DIEHL Instances of Belief in Fate in South India GUNNAR SJOHOLM Observations on …

  • The Midwife and the Witch

    Open Access•Wayland D Hand, Thomas R Forbes et al.•ARTICLE•Western Folklore•1968

  • Fatalistic Beliefs in Religion, Folklore, and Literature

    Robert Galbreath, Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Journal of American Folklore•1968

  • The problem of fatalism

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•1967

    Since in most languages the words for 'destiny' are rather ambiguous, it is necessary to make it clear from the outset what we mean when referring to a man's destiny. As has already emerged, there are two English words that should be taken into consideration, "destiny" and "fate". According to the Oxford dictionary, "destiny" means (1) That which is destined or fated to happen. (2) That which is destined to happen to a particular person, country,…

  • The Donner Institute for Research in Religious and Cultural History

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•1967

    This paper presents the history of the Donner Institute. The Donner Institute is an institution for the study of the history of religion and culture at the university of Åbo Akademi (Åbo, Finland). It was founded in 1957 following a stipulation in the last will of Mr. and Mrs. Uno Donner of Helsingfors, who died in 1958 and 1956 respectively. Uno Donner had shown an early interest in philosophical questions. During a visit to Egypt at the beginni…

  • Islamic fatalism

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•1967

    The author sketches the historical background, then the teaching of the Koran, and finally, the development of the typical Islamic fatalism. The fatalism of Islam has to be viewed against the background of the ideas of pre-Islamic Arabia. Unfortunately, there is no other evidence from this epoch that a few poems on a very restricted range of topics which have been able to survive Islamic censure. The conventional and stereotyped character of thes…

  • BProfessor Dr. Geo Widengren Sexagenarius

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Numen•1967

  • Studies in Shamanism

    I M Lewis, Carl‐martin Edsman et al.•ARTICLE•Man•1967•Cited by: 2

    Preface HELMER RINGGREN The Donner Institute for Research in Religious and Cultural History GUSTAV RANK Shamanism as a Research Subject. Some Methodological Viewpoints ERIK HOLTVED Eskimo Shamanism AKE HULTKRANTZ Spirit Lodge, a North American Shamanistic Seance HALFDAN SIIGER Shamanistic Ecstasy and Supernatural Beings. A Study Based on Field-Work among Kalash Kafirs of Chitral TONI SCHMID Shamanistic Practice in Northern Nepal 8z ARVID S. KAPEL…

  • Sin and Forgiveness in the Koran

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Temenos - Nordic Journal for the…•1966

    No abstract available

  • The Pure Religion

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1962

  • The Pure Religion

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1962

  • Studies in Arabian Fatalism

    G E Von Grunebaum, Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1957

  • Macaz al-Qur'an, san'at Abi 'Ubaida Ma'mar ibn al-Mutanna at-Taimi, 'aradahu bi'usulihi wa'allaqa 'alaihi ad-duktur M. Fuad Sezgin. Vol. I

    Helmer Ringgren, Abi 'Ubaida et al.•ARTICLE•Oriens•1956

  • Islam, 'Aslama and Muslim

    H Ritter, Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1952

  • Ignace Goldziher Memorial Volume. Part I

    Helmer Ringgren, Samuel Lowinger et al.•ARTICLE•Oriens•1951

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  • Studies in Shamanism

    I M Lewis, Carl‐martin Edsman et al.•ARTICLE•Man•1967•Cited by: 2

    Preface HELMER RINGGREN The Donner Institute for Research in Religious and Cultural History GUSTAV RANK Shamanism as a Research Subject. Some Methodological Viewpoints ERIK HOLTVED Eskimo Shamanism AKE HULTKRANTZ Spirit Lodge, a North American Shamanistic Seance HALFDAN SIIGER Shamanistic Ecstasy and Supernatural Beings. A Study Based on Field-Work among Kalash Kafirs of Chitral TONI SCHMID Shamanistic Practice in Northern Nepal 8z ARVID S. KAPEL…

  • Swedish Oriental Literature 1940-1947

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1948

  • Swedish Oriental Literature 1940-1947

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1948

  • Orientalia Neerlandica. A volume of Oriental studies. Published under the auspices of the Netherlands’ Oriental Society (Oostersch Genootschap in Nederland) on the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniver…

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1949

    "Orientalia Neerlandica. A volume of Oriental studies. Published under the auspices of the Netherlands’ Oriental Society (Oostersch Genootschap in Nederland) on the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of its foundation (May 8th 1945). Leiden, A. W. Sijthoff's Uitgeversmaatschappij N.V., 1948" published on 18 Jan 1949 by Brill

  • A Note on the Karatepe Text

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1949

    In that-part of the Phoenician Karatepe text has been hitherto published, there are at least two instances of a peculiar grammatical construction, consisting of an infinitive with a suffix then a substantive expressing the same thing as the suffix: col. II 1. II: D'l Mn:lri, that the Danunians might live, col. III 1. I9: 5p: rnni, so BaCal might give. This construction has not been paid due attention to before, spite of the fact there are some in…

  • A Note on the Karatepe Text

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1949

  • Les rites de la chasse au filet aux temples de Karnak, d'Edfou et d'Esneh

    Helmer Ringgren, M Alliot•ARTICLE•Oriens•1949

  • Ignace Goldziher Memorial Volume. Part I

    Helmer Ringgren, Samuel Lowinger et al.•ARTICLE•Oriens•1951

  • The Conception of Faith in the Koran

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1951

    It is well known that mu'min, believer or faithful, is a very common designation for the adherents of the religion founded by Mohammed; in the Koran it is found even more frequently than muslim. This must imply that faith, 'imdn, is something essential this religion. And, as a matter of fact, through all Mohammed's preaching we find that is an absolute requirement for those who want enter Paradise; those who do not are condemned the severe punish…

  • The Conception of Faith in the Koran

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1951

  • Macaristan / Hungary

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1951

  • Islam, 'Aslama and Muslim

    H Ritter, Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1952

  • Macaz al-Qur'an, san'at Abi 'Ubaida Ma'mar ibn al-Mutanna at-Taimi, 'aradahu bi'usulihi wa'allaqa 'alaihi ad-duktur M. Fuad Sezgin. Vol. I

    Helmer Ringgren, Abi 'Ubaida et al.•ARTICLE•Oriens•1956

  • Studies in Arabian Fatalism

    G E Von Grunebaum, Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1957

  • The Pure Religion

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1962

  • The Pure Religion

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Oriens•1962

  • Sin and Forgiveness in the Koran

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Temenos - Nordic Journal for the…•1966

    No abstract available

  • The problem of fatalism

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•1967

    Since in most languages the words for 'destiny' are rather ambiguous, it is necessary to make it clear from the outset what we mean when referring to a man's destiny. As has already emerged, there are two English words that should be taken into consideration, "destiny" and "fate". According to the Oxford dictionary, "destiny" means (1) That which is destined or fated to happen. (2) That which is destined to happen to a particular person, country,…

  • The Donner Institute for Research in Religious and Cultural History

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•1967

    This paper presents the history of the Donner Institute. The Donner Institute is an institution for the study of the history of religion and culture at the university of Åbo Akademi (Åbo, Finland). It was founded in 1957 following a stipulation in the last will of Mr. and Mrs. Uno Donner of Helsingfors, who died in 1958 and 1956 respectively. Uno Donner had shown an early interest in philosophical questions. During a visit to Egypt at the beginni…

  • Islamic fatalism

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•1967

    The author sketches the historical background, then the teaching of the Koran, and finally, the development of the typical Islamic fatalism. The fatalism of Islam has to be viewed against the background of the ideas of pre-Islamic Arabia. Unfortunately, there is no other evidence from this epoch that a few poems on a very restricted range of topics which have been able to survive Islamic censure. The conventional and stereotyped character of thes…

  • BProfessor Dr. Geo Widengren Sexagenarius

    Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Numen•1967

  • Studies in Shamanism

    I M Lewis, Carl‐martin Edsman et al.•ARTICLE•Man•1967•Cited by: 2

    Preface HELMER RINGGREN The Donner Institute for Research in Religious and Cultural History GUSTAV RANK Shamanism as a Research Subject. Some Methodological Viewpoints ERIK HOLTVED Eskimo Shamanism AKE HULTKRANTZ Spirit Lodge, a North American Shamanistic Seance HALFDAN SIIGER Shamanistic Ecstasy and Supernatural Beings. A Study Based on Field-Work among Kalash Kafirs of Chitral TONI SCHMID Shamanistic Practice in Northern Nepal 8z ARVID S. KAPEL…

  • The Midwife and the Witch

    Open Access•Wayland D Hand, Thomas R Forbes et al.•ARTICLE•Western Folklore•1968

  • Fatalistic Beliefs in Religion, Folklore, and Literature

    Robert Galbreath, Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Journal of American Folklore•1968

  • The problems of syncretism

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•1969

    That which happens when two religions meet is obviously different from case to case. It is possible for two "organized" religions to exist side by side for centuries without any exchange taking place. But otherwise, we are obviously moving along a continuum, the one pole of which is the repression of one of the two religions, the other a complete fusion of them. From another point of view, the results of syncretism may be grouped according to the…

  • Some Remarks on the Language of Religion

    Open Access•Helmer Ringgren•ARTICLE•Temenos - Nordic Journal for the…•1969

    No abstract available

Philosophy (21 works) · Philosophy (14 works) · History (12 works) · Epistemology (11 works) · History (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Art (9 works) · Theology (8 works) · Linguistics (7 works) · Political science (7 works)

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