Gnosis and Time

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authorPuech, Henri-Charles; Campbell, Joseph; Corbin, Henry; Eliade, Mircea; Jung, C. G.; Knoll, Max; Leeuw, G.; Massignon, Louis; Neumann, Erich; Plessner, Helmuth; Portmann, Adolf; Quispel, Gilles; Wilhelm, Hellmut
titleGnosis and Time
inPapers from the Eranos Yearbooks, Eranos 3
seriesMan and Time
pp.38–84
imprintPrinceton University Press
year1957
isbn978-0-691-09732-9
athttps://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt183pqp0.8
@incollection{puechGnosisTime1957,
  title = {Gnosis and {{Time}}},
  booktitle = {Papers from the {{Eranos Yearbooks}}, {{Eranos}} 3},
  author = {Puech, Henri-Charles and Campbell, Joseph and Corbin, Henry and Eliade, Mircea and Jung, C. G. and Knoll, Max and {van der Leeuw}, G. and Massignon, Louis and Neumann, Erich and Plessner, Helmuth and Portmann, Adolf and Quispel, Gilles and Wilhelm, Hellmut},
  year = 1957,
  series = {Man and {{Time}}},
  eprint = {j.ctt183pqp0.8},
  eprinttype = {jstor},
  pages = {38--84},
  publisher = {Princeton University Press},
  abstract = {If I open this discussion with a few preliminary remarks which may seem long, it is because the problem involved in our title, “Gnosis and Time,” is perhaps more difficult to formulate than to solve; or more accurately because it is only when we have defined our terms that we shall be able to deal with the problem and suggest a solution.  One of the principal obstacles in our path is this: except for a handful of texts that I shall mention shortly, we possess no document in which a Gnostic has explicitly set forth his conception of time. For},
  isbn = {978-0-691-09732-9}
}