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David Ulansey received his Ph.D.
(1984) in Religion from Princeton University.
He has taught at Boston University, the
University of California at Berkeley, Barnard
College (Columbia University), Princeton
University, and the University of Vermont.
David is a historian of religion specializing
in the religions of the ancient Mediterranean.
He is particularly interested in the mystery
religions, gnosticism, Hermeticism, ancient
cosmology, and the relationship between
religion, myth, and the evolution of consciousness.
He is author of The Origins of the Mithraic
Mysteries: Cosmology and Salvation in the
Ancient World (Oxford University Press,
1989), as well as numerous articles in publications
ranging from Scientific American to the
Journal of Biblical Literature. David is
a frequent lecturer at the C.G. Jung Institute
of San Francisco.
Philosophy,
Cosmology, and Consciousness Program
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