Islam and Modernity: Key Issues and Debates

Islam and Modernity Edited by Muhammad Khalid Masud, Armando Salvatore and Martin van Bruinessen ISBN 978 0 7486 3793 5 Edinburg ...

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Islam and Modernity Key Issues and Debates Edited by Muhammad Khalid Masud, Armando Salvatore and Martin van Bruinessen Edinburg ...

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Contents Preface vi Part 1. Conceptualising Modernity Tradition and Modernity within Islamic Civilisation and the West 3 Armand ...

Preface The idea of the present book emerged in 2002 when the editors began develop- ing a postgraduate course on Islam and mode ...

Preface vii The new Islamist movements that emerged in the 1970s out of earlier reform trends and forms of socio-political mobil ...

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PART 1 Conceptualising Modernity ...

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CHAPTER 1 Tradition and Modernity within Islamic Civilisation and the West Armando Salvatore The Islamic civilisation in the mod ...

4 Islam and Modernity Muslim power, a host of historians and social theorists – from Ernest Renan (1862), through Max Weber ([19 ...

Tradition and Modernity 5 Bernard Lewis (2002) was not the fi rst author to ask the question What Went Wrong? with regard to Isl ...

6 Islam and Modernity being, nor as typologically distinct social formations, but as forms of the social bond that are different ...

Tradition and Modernity 7 appreciation of pre-modern religion for providing fundamental, though still defective, notions of soli ...

8 Islam and Modernity civilisations facilitating the emergence of multiple modernities (Arnason 2003). The macro-sociological di ...

Tradition and Modernity 9 Moreover, through their underlying web of practice and communication, tra- ditions have the potential ...

10 Islam and Modernity inoculate us against a too one-sided identifi cation of a Western and modern pattern of solution to the c ...

Tradition and Modernity 11 historically specifi c, but because that defi nition is itself the historical product of discursive p ...