This book argues that the discourse of political Islam has strong connections to important, disturbing currents in Western philosophy and intellectual trends.
This book argues that the discourse of political Islam has strong connections to important, disturbing currents in Western philosophy and intellectual trends.
Ali Mirsepassi is Professor of Middle Eastern Studies and Sociology at the Gallatin School, New York University. His publications include Democracy in Modern Iran (2010) and Intellectual Discourse and the Politics of Modernization: Negotiating Modernity in Iran (2000).
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Introduction: political Islam's romance with the 'West' 1. Intellectuals and the politics of despair 2. The crisis of the nativist imagination 3. Modernity beyond nativism and universalism 4. Heidegger and Iran: the dark side of being and belonging 5. Democracy and religion in the thought of John Dewey 6. Enlightenment and moral politics 7. Conclusion.
Introduction: political Islam's romance with the 'West'; 1. Intellectuals and the politics of despair; 2. The crisis of the nativist imagination; 3. Modernity beyond nativism and universalism; 4. Heidegger and Iran: the dark side of being and belonging; 5. Democracy and religion in the thought of John Dewey; 6. Enlightenment and moral politics; 7. Conclusion.
Introduction: political Islam's romance with the 'West' 1. Intellectuals and the politics of despair 2. The crisis of the nativist imagination 3. Modernity beyond nativism and universalism 4. Heidegger and Iran: the dark side of being and belonging 5. Democracy and religion in the thought of John Dewey 6. Enlightenment and moral politics 7. Conclusion.
Introduction: political Islam's romance with the 'West'; 1. Intellectuals and the politics of despair; 2. The crisis of the nativist imagination; 3. Modernity beyond nativism and universalism; 4. Heidegger and Iran: the dark side of being and belonging; 5. Democracy and religion in the thought of John Dewey; 6. Enlightenment and moral politics; 7. Conclusion.
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