Eranos strikes back: alternatives to the Hanegraaff’s approach in the study of esotericism

European Journal of Science and Theology 10 (6):1-7 (2014)
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Abstract

In this article, the author analyzes dominating contemporary approaches to the study of esotericism including those of W. Hanegraaff that is popular today among European scholars and its alternatives developing in the USA and the United Kingdom. The author argues that these methodologies should be understood as competitive „research programmes‟ inside the complex field of the academic study of esotericism and can‟t be described in terms of „old‟ and „new‟ paradigms like Hanegraaff tends to do it.

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