This book explains why Khomeini was able to lead the Iranian people in their revolution against the Shah. Combining the sociological study of charisma by Max Weber and the critical psychology of Erich Fromm, Byrd develops a theory of "prophetic charisma" to explain Khomeini's unique qualifications for leading the revolution.
This book explains why Khomeini was able to lead the Iranian people in their revolution against the Shah. Combining the sociological study of charisma by Max Weber and the critical psychology of Erich Fromm, Byrd develops a theory of "prophetic charisma" to explain Khomeini's unique qualifications for leading the revolution.
Dustin J. Byrd is an assistant professor of humanities at Olivet College in Michigan. He specializes in the critical theory of religion (Frankfurt School) and Islam, and continues to work on a critical theory of Islamic modernity and revolution.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1: Imam Khomeini's Political Biography Chapter 2: A Theory of Prophetic Charisma Chapter 3: Khomeini's Prophetic Charisma Chapter 4: Charismatic Authority in the Shi'a Tradition: Allah Muhammad 'Ali Twelve Imams and the 'Ulama Chapter 5: Khomeini and the Political Left Chapter 6: Final Conclusions
Introduction Chapter 1: Imam Khomeini's Political Biography Chapter 2: A Theory of Prophetic Charisma Chapter 3: Khomeini's Prophetic Charisma Chapter 4: Charismatic Authority in the Shi'a Tradition: Allah Muhammad 'Ali Twelve Imams and the 'Ulama Chapter 5: Khomeini and the Political Left Chapter 6: Final Conclusions
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