Frithjof Schuon

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Frithjof Schuon was a 20th-century metaphysician and spiritual author known as a leading figure of the Traditionalist School, emphasizing perennial philosophy and the transcendent unity of religions.

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instanceOf Traditionalist School philosopher
metaphysician
person
spiritual author
birthCountry Switzerland NERFINISHED
birthDate 1907-06-18
birthPlace Basel NERFINISHED
citizenship French
Swiss
deathCountry United States NERFINISHED
deathDate 1998-05-05
deathPlace Bloomington, Indiana NERFINISHED
familyName Schuon NERFINISHED
field aesthetics
comparative religion
metaphysics
religious studies
givenName Frithjof NERFINISHED
hasGenre philosophical essay
poetry
religious literature
influenced Martin Lings NERFINISHED
Seyyed Hossein Nasr NERFINISHED
Titus Burckhardt NERFINISHED
William Stoddart NERFINISHED
influencedBy Ananda Coomaraswamy NERFINISHED
Christian mysticism
Hindu Vedanta NERFINISHED
Islamic Sufism NERFINISHED
René Guénon NERFINISHED
knownFor articulation of the transcendent unity of religions
systematic exposition of perennial philosophy
writings on comparative religion
writings on metaphysics and cosmology
languageOfWorkOrName English
French
German
movement Traditionalist School NERFINISHED
name Frithjof Schuon NERFINISHED
notableIdea distinction between exoterism and esoterism
esoterism as the heart of religion
transcendent unity of religions
notableWork Form and Substance in the Religions NERFINISHED
Gnosis: Divine Wisdom NERFINISHED
The Eye of the Heart NERFINISHED
The Transcendent Unity of Religions NERFINISHED
Understanding Islam NERFINISHED
occupation painter
philosopher
poet
writer
philosophicalSchool Perennial philosophy NERFINISHED
religion Islam
religiousOrientation Sufism NERFINISHED
residence Bloomington, Indiana NERFINISHED
France
Switzerland
role Sufi shaykh
spiritual master
worldview perennialism
traditionalism

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René Guénon influenced Frithjof Schuon