Contemporary Arab thought : studies in post-1967 Arab intellectual history

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Contemporary Arab thought : studies in post-1967 Arab intellectual history

Ibrahim M. Abu-Rabiʿ

Pluto Press, 2004

  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 453-481) and index

収録内容

  • The scope and limitation of post-1967 Arab thought
  • Contemporary Arab intellectual trends
  • Secularism and its hazards : the recent debate in the Arab world
  • Contemporary Arab philosophical views of secularism
  • Formation of contemporary identities : nationalism and Islamism in contemporary Arab thought
  • Traditional values, social change and the contemporary Arab personality
  • Globalization : a contemporary Islamic response?
  • Contemporary Arab thought and globalization
  • Rāshid Ghannūshī and the questions of Sharīʿah and civil society
  • Muslim self-criticism in contemporary Arab thought : the case of Shaykh Muḥammad al-Ghazālī
  • Islam and Muslims in crisis
  • Toward a critical Arab reason : the contributions of Muḥammad ʿĀbid al-Jābīrī
  • Towards modern Arab reason
  • Costantine Zurayk and the search for Arab nationalism
  • Mahdī ʿĀmil and the unfinished project of Arab marxist philosophy
  • Abdallah Laroui : from objective marxism to liberal etatism

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内容説明

Contemporary Arab Thought is a multifaceted book, encompassing a constellation of social, political, religious and ideological ideas that have evolved over the past two hundred years - ideas that represent the leading positions of the social classes in modern and contemporary Arab societies. Distinguished Islamic scholar Ibrahim Abu-Rabi' addresses such questions as the Shari'ah, human rights, civil society, secularism and globalisation. This is complimented by a focused discussion on the writings of key Arab thinkers who represent established trends of thought in the Arab world, including Muhammad Abid al-Jabiri, Adallah Laroui, Muhammad al-Ghazali, Rashid al-Ghannoushi, Qutatnine Zurayk, Mahdi Amil and many others. Before 1967, some Arab countries launched hopeful programmes of modernisation. After the 1967 defeat with Israel, many of these hopes were dashed. This book retraces the Arab world's aborted modernity of recent decades. Abu-Rabi explores the development of contemporary Arab thought against the historical background of the rise of modern Islamism, and the impact of the West on the modern Arab world.

目次

Foreword by Ghada Talhami PART ONE THEMATIC SECTION Introduction 1. The Scope and Limitation of Post-1967 Arab Intellectual History 2. Contemporary Arab Intellectual Trends 3. Secularism and its Hazards: The Recent Debate in the Arab World 4. Contemporary Arab Views of Secularism 5. Formation of Contemporary Identities: Nationalism and Islamism in Contemporary Arab Thought 6. Traditional Values, Social Change and the Contemporary Arab Personality 7. Globalisation: A Contemporary Islamic Response? 8. Contemporary Arab View of Globalisation PART TWO THINKERS' SECTION 1. Rashid Ghannoushi [of Tunisia] and the Questions of Shari'ah and Civil Society 2. Muslim Self-Criticism in Contemporary Arab Thought: The Case of Shaykh Muhammad al-Ghazali (1916-1996) 3. Islam and Muslims in Crisis 4. Toward a Critical Arab Reason: The Contributions of Muhammad 'Abid al-Jabiri 5. Critical Arab Reason 6. Costantine Zurayk and the Search for Arab Nationalism 7. Mahdi 'Amil and the Unfinished Project of Arab Marxism 8. Abdallah Laroui: From Objective Marxism to Liberal Etatism Conclusions Bibliography Index

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