Studia Hermetica Journal

ISSN 2174-0399 (academic online journal published in Spain)

Studia Hermetica en español

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Studia Hermetica is a new academic project conceived to become a valuable framework at the time to undertake any sort of research project centered in Ancient and Renaissance currents of thought, and as a platform to extol the humanistic perspective of life, respectful with mankind and with our delicate and amazing environment.

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Studia Hermetica is formed by historians, philologists, philosophers and scientists around the world, and it’s completely opened to the contributions of people interesting in human evolution, which means simply that if you want to share your work with us in order to make our world and civilization more habitable and sublime, you're gladly welcome.

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Studia Hermetica Journal (SHJ) is a free online journal devoted to the study of Hermetism and other ancient philosophical currents, like Middle Platonism, Neoplatonism, or Theurgy. In general terms, we focus our inquiries on Late Antiquity and the reception of these ancient opuses in Renaissance and Modern Times.

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  1. Número Especial “Mundo, Magia, Memoria”

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    A new special issue has been published during the New Year’s Day: “Mundo, Magia, Memoria” This special Christmas issue has adopted the heading of a suggestive title written by the Spanish researcher Ignacio Gómez de Liaño, one of those scholars taken before the solitary path opened by Frances Amelia Yates...
  2. The Masks of the Magician: Religion, Science and Power

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    During the next month of November, the University of Granada celebrates a course on Magic and related fields like Theurgy, Hermetism and Illusionism, called “Las Máscaras del Mago: Religión, Ciencia y Poder”. The organizers of the course are Natalia Arséntieva, Alberto J. Quiroga Puertas and Ángel Díaz-Pintado (from the Classics...
  3. Literature & Occultism during Victorian Era

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    Dear readers, It’s a honour and a pleasure for me to inform you about my last publication, concerns to the relationship between the Occult Philosophy from nineteenth century and the most renowned writers of that period. In this introductory essay, I’ve tried to summarized the topics normally associated to our...
  4. Ramiro Tapia, a Hermetic Painter

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    Heroes of Humanism: 1. Ramiro Tapia, a Hermetic Painter This post begins with the announced section “Heroes of Humanism”, which deals about those egregious characters, personalities or merely anonymous people who have displayed a great labour in the wide range of tasks which integrates arts, sciences and humanities in a...
  5. An introduction to Herder Publisher

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    Introducción en español La Editorial Herder es nuestro nuevo patrocinador desde hace algunas semanas, y es nuestro propósito el realizar una introducción a la misma a todas aquellas personas interesadas en las materias sobre las que solemos tratar en la revista, como la alquimia, la astrología, la teología, el misticismo...
  6. Sacrum et Profanum

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    Hi, people! In the past weeks was published a dossier in the online Brazilian magazine “Veredas da História” named Sacrum et profanum: As relações entre o sagrado e profano no âmbito da experiência humana, aiming to discuss the relation of this two spheres of human life. It is composed by...
  7. Introductory Issue I, nº 1 (2011)

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    I’m very pleased to introduce you the introductory issue of the Studia Hermetica Journal. We count in this introductory issue with the collaboration of our Assistant Director, Francisco García Bazán with a proposal presented in occasion of the first ESSWE’s conference held in Tübingen, (2007): “Hermes Trismegistus Esotericus and Esoterisant”,...
  8. Marketing History

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    Just few words welcoming this effort in its starting over. Requested by Iván, I would like to start my post list highlighting several problems History of Science (HS) has today, especially regarding Spanish History of Science (SHS) and History of Alchemy (HA). Apparently, this discipline has a very good health...
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Herder is our prestigious sponsor since the very beginning and our scientific committee recommends you to take a careful look into its marvelous list of publication. We both feel very proud about our shared Christian and Greek-Roman background and heritage.

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Azogue Journal, our twin project

Studia Hermetica is a brother in arms with Azogue Journal in the struggle for encourage the academic study of Hermetism and related currents within Hispanic World. We began in this prestigious platform and we'll continue our amazing journey together.

Independence and dignity

Independence, humility and dignity

Our motto is to seek for the knowledge and follow the example of those people who dedicated their life to the study and the fight against the ignorance and evil. Our project is not economically supported by any public or private institution, and we're not minions of any sort of political, religious or ideological dogmas.