The Islamic Middle East and Japan : perceptions, aspirations, and the birth of Intra-Asian modernity

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The Islamic Middle East and Japan : perceptions, aspirations, and the birth of Intra-Asian modernity

Renée Worringer, editors

Markus Wiener Publishers, c2007

  • : pbk.
  • : hard

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"Reprinted from Princeton Papers: Interdisciplinary Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, volume XIV."

Includes bibliographical references

Contents of Works

  • The first contact between Japanese and Iranians as seen through travel diaries / Hideaki Sugita
  • East meets east : an Ottoman mission in Meiji Japan / Michael Penn
  • The Japanese nation in arms : a role model for militarist nationalism in the Ottoman army, 1905-1914 / Handan Neżir-Akmeşe
  • Japan's progress reified : modernity and Arab dissent in the Ottoman Empire / Renée Worringer
  • Pan-islam and "yellow peril" : geo-strategic concepts in Salafī writings prior to World War I / Thomas Eich
  • Beyond Eurocentrism? Japan's Islamic studies during the era of the greater East Asia War (1937-1945) / Ceṁil Aydin

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