A Melon for Ecstasy — infobox Book | name = A Melon for Ecstasy title orig = translator = image caption = author = John Fortune and John Wells illustrator = cover artist = country = United States language = English series = genre = Comedy publisher = Putnam pub date … Wikipedia
Ecstasy Film — The production company formed originally for Ecstasy the film, based on the book by Irvine Welsh. Ecstasy is based on the #1 bestselling book by Irvine Welsh, writer of Trainspotting . Ecstasy is a dark romantic comedy, based on the controversial … Wikipedia
Ecstasy (emotion) — Ecstasy is subjective experience of total involvement of the subject with an object of his or her awareness. Because total involvement with an object of our interest is not our ordinary experience since we are ordinarily aware also of other… … Wikipedia
Ecstasy — • Offers details of false views Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Ecstasy Ecstasy † … Catholic encyclopedia
ECSTASY — ECSTASY, from Greek ekstasis, displacement, movement outwards, distraction of mind, drunken excitement, entrancement, or secondarily, astonishment. (See Mark 5:42.) In Greek religion two fundamental types of ecstasy, dionysiac and contemplative,… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Ecstasy (philosophy) — Ecstasy, (or ekstasis ) from the Ancient Greek, έκ στασις (ex stasis), to be or stand outside oneself, a removal to elsewhere (from ex : out, and stasis : a stand, or a standoff of forces).Hellenic PhilosophyIt is used in philosophy usually to… … Wikipedia
ecstasy — late 14c., in a frenzy or stupor, fearful, excited, from O.Fr. estaise ecstasy, rapture, from L.L. extasis, from Gk. ekstasis entrancement, astonishment; any displacement, in NT a trance, from existanai displace, put out of place, also drive out… … Etymology dictionary
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ecstasy, mysticism, and hallucinations — The term ecstasy comes from the Greek noun ekstasis, which has a variety of meanings and connotations, including departure, dismissal, mental derangement, and poignancy. In the present context it translates loosely as being outside oneself .… … Dictionary of Hallucinations
