Roel Meijer
Cosmopolitanism, Identity and Authenticity in the Middle East
Roel Meijer
Cosmopolitanism, Identity and Authenticity in the Middle East
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Presents the views of leading Arab intellectuals from countries from Morocco to the Gulf who discuss their own personal and professional perspectives on cosmopolitanism in the Middle East.
Presents the views of leading Arab intellectuals from countries from Morocco to the Gulf who discuss their own personal and professional perspectives on cosmopolitanism in the Middle East.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 210
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Januar 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9780700710560
- ISBN-10: 0700710566
- Artikelnr.: 22044894
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 210
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Januar 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9780700710560
- ISBN-10: 0700710566
- Artikelnr.: 22044894
Roel Meijer
Introduction; Part I Cosmopolitanism in the Middle East; Chapter 1
Cosmopolitanism and the Middle East, Sami Zubaida; Chapter 2
Cosmopolitanism: assumed alienation, Stéphane Yerasimos; Part II Personal
itineraries; Chapter 3 From an Islamic upbringing to a cosmopolitan
perspective: a personal odyssey, El-Sayed Yassin; Chapter 4 From localism
to cosmopolitanism: a Bahreini perspective, Munira al-Fadhel; Chapter 5 The
cultural impact of the left in Syria and Palestine: a personal view, Hamida
Na'ana; Part III Modernist Islam, cosmopolitanism and authenticity; Chapter
6 The modernisation of Islam or the Islamisation of modernity, Nasr Hamid
Abu Zeid; Chapter 7 Islamism: modernisation of Islam or Islamisation of
knowledge, Ahmad S. Moussalli; Chapter 8 Islamic movements and
authenticity: barriers to development, Ridwan al-Sayyid; Chapter 9
Authenticity, modernity and the Islamic movement in Tunisia, Salaheddine
Jourchi; Chapter 10 Towards an objective, relative and rational Islamic
discourse, Laith Kubba; Part IV Nationalism, cosmopolitanism and
authenticity; Chapter 11 Universality, modernity and identity: the case of
Morocco, Abdellah Labdaoui; Chapter 12 Cosmopolitanism and cultural
specificity: the case of Jordan, Schirin H. Fathi; Chapter 13 The Egyptian
national identity and pan-Arabism: variations and generations, Ahmed
Abdalla; Chapter 14 Cosmopolitanism and cultural autarky in Egypt, Mohamed
Sayyid Said;
Cosmopolitanism and the Middle East, Sami Zubaida; Chapter 2
Cosmopolitanism: assumed alienation, Stéphane Yerasimos; Part II Personal
itineraries; Chapter 3 From an Islamic upbringing to a cosmopolitan
perspective: a personal odyssey, El-Sayed Yassin; Chapter 4 From localism
to cosmopolitanism: a Bahreini perspective, Munira al-Fadhel; Chapter 5 The
cultural impact of the left in Syria and Palestine: a personal view, Hamida
Na'ana; Part III Modernist Islam, cosmopolitanism and authenticity; Chapter
6 The modernisation of Islam or the Islamisation of modernity, Nasr Hamid
Abu Zeid; Chapter 7 Islamism: modernisation of Islam or Islamisation of
knowledge, Ahmad S. Moussalli; Chapter 8 Islamic movements and
authenticity: barriers to development, Ridwan al-Sayyid; Chapter 9
Authenticity, modernity and the Islamic movement in Tunisia, Salaheddine
Jourchi; Chapter 10 Towards an objective, relative and rational Islamic
discourse, Laith Kubba; Part IV Nationalism, cosmopolitanism and
authenticity; Chapter 11 Universality, modernity and identity: the case of
Morocco, Abdellah Labdaoui; Chapter 12 Cosmopolitanism and cultural
specificity: the case of Jordan, Schirin H. Fathi; Chapter 13 The Egyptian
national identity and pan-Arabism: variations and generations, Ahmed
Abdalla; Chapter 14 Cosmopolitanism and cultural autarky in Egypt, Mohamed
Sayyid Said;
Introduction; Part I Cosmopolitanism in the Middle East; Chapter 1
Cosmopolitanism and the Middle East, Sami Zubaida; Chapter 2
Cosmopolitanism: assumed alienation, Stéphane Yerasimos; Part II Personal
itineraries; Chapter 3 From an Islamic upbringing to a cosmopolitan
perspective: a personal odyssey, El-Sayed Yassin; Chapter 4 From localism
to cosmopolitanism: a Bahreini perspective, Munira al-Fadhel; Chapter 5 The
cultural impact of the left in Syria and Palestine: a personal view, Hamida
Na'ana; Part III Modernist Islam, cosmopolitanism and authenticity; Chapter
6 The modernisation of Islam or the Islamisation of modernity, Nasr Hamid
Abu Zeid; Chapter 7 Islamism: modernisation of Islam or Islamisation of
knowledge, Ahmad S. Moussalli; Chapter 8 Islamic movements and
authenticity: barriers to development, Ridwan al-Sayyid; Chapter 9
Authenticity, modernity and the Islamic movement in Tunisia, Salaheddine
Jourchi; Chapter 10 Towards an objective, relative and rational Islamic
discourse, Laith Kubba; Part IV Nationalism, cosmopolitanism and
authenticity; Chapter 11 Universality, modernity and identity: the case of
Morocco, Abdellah Labdaoui; Chapter 12 Cosmopolitanism and cultural
specificity: the case of Jordan, Schirin H. Fathi; Chapter 13 The Egyptian
national identity and pan-Arabism: variations and generations, Ahmed
Abdalla; Chapter 14 Cosmopolitanism and cultural autarky in Egypt, Mohamed
Sayyid Said;
Cosmopolitanism and the Middle East, Sami Zubaida; Chapter 2
Cosmopolitanism: assumed alienation, Stéphane Yerasimos; Part II Personal
itineraries; Chapter 3 From an Islamic upbringing to a cosmopolitan
perspective: a personal odyssey, El-Sayed Yassin; Chapter 4 From localism
to cosmopolitanism: a Bahreini perspective, Munira al-Fadhel; Chapter 5 The
cultural impact of the left in Syria and Palestine: a personal view, Hamida
Na'ana; Part III Modernist Islam, cosmopolitanism and authenticity; Chapter
6 The modernisation of Islam or the Islamisation of modernity, Nasr Hamid
Abu Zeid; Chapter 7 Islamism: modernisation of Islam or Islamisation of
knowledge, Ahmad S. Moussalli; Chapter 8 Islamic movements and
authenticity: barriers to development, Ridwan al-Sayyid; Chapter 9
Authenticity, modernity and the Islamic movement in Tunisia, Salaheddine
Jourchi; Chapter 10 Towards an objective, relative and rational Islamic
discourse, Laith Kubba; Part IV Nationalism, cosmopolitanism and
authenticity; Chapter 11 Universality, modernity and identity: the case of
Morocco, Abdellah Labdaoui; Chapter 12 Cosmopolitanism and cultural
specificity: the case of Jordan, Schirin H. Fathi; Chapter 13 The Egyptian
national identity and pan-Arabism: variations and generations, Ahmed
Abdalla; Chapter 14 Cosmopolitanism and cultural autarky in Egypt, Mohamed
Sayyid Said;