A Sociology of Tarot
A Sociology of Tarot
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塔罗牌社会学
DOI：
10.29173/cjs20000
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发表时间：
2014
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M. Sosteric
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M. Sosteric
本文试图建立一个社会学的神秘一般，特别是西方塔罗牌的社会学。塔罗牌是世纪在意大利发明的一副78张牌。从一开始作为一种游戏或赌博的装置，塔罗牌被赋予了神秘，神秘，神圣，精神，甚至心理学的意义。这种投资成为一种更大的纪律和灌输战略的一部分，以缓解从前工业时代的权力和权威结构向工业和官僚结构的过渡。这种塔罗牌与精英共济会的出现有关，有助于提供新的权力意识形态和在新的结构严密的官僚组织中存在的方式。
This article attempts to establish a sociology of the occult in general, and a sociology of the Western tarot in particular. The tarot is a deck of 78 cards invented in Italy in the fifteenth century. From humble beginnings as a device for gaming or gambling, the tarot became invested with occult, mystical, divine, spiritual, and even psychological significance. This investing became part of a larger strategy of discipline and indoctrination to ease the transition from preindustrial structures of power and authority to industrial and bureaucratic structures. That tarot, associated as it was with the emergence of elite Freemasonry, helped provide new ideologies of power and ways of existing within new tightly structured, bureaucratic organizations.