The expansion of the early Islamic state
著者
書誌事項
The expansion of the early Islamic state
（The formation of the classical Islamic world / general editor, Lawrence I. Conrad, v. 5）
Ashgate/Variorum, c2008
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注記
Includes bibliographical referenes and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This volume presents a selection of the key studies in which leading scholars since the beginning of the 20th century attempt to explain the phenomenally rapid expansion of the early Islamic state during the 7th century CE. The articles debate the causes for the conquest movement or expansion, the reasons for its success, the nature of the movement itself, the impact the expansion had on the countries affected by it, and the complex questions surrounding the sources on which historians have constructed their views of the expansion, and the reliability (or lack of it) of those sources. No articles devoted to the actual conquest of a given locality are included-hundreds exist-but a fairly extensive bibliography lists many of the more important contributions in this genre. The editor's introduction addresses the phenomenon of the expansion and how scholars have approached and grappled with it.
目次
- Contents: Introduction
- The art of war of the Arabs, and the supposed religious fervour of the Arab conquerors, Leone Caetani
- Some critical and sociological remarks on the Arab conquest and the theories proposed on this, G.H. Bousquet
- Observations on the nature and causes of the Arab conquest, G.H. Bousquet
- The nomad as empire builder: a comparison of the Arab and Mongol conquests, John J. Saunders
- The Arab expansion: the military problem, Marius Canard
- The first expansion of Islam: factors of thrust and containment, Gustave E. von Grunebaum
- The conquest, Christian Decobert
- Another orientalist's remarks concerning the Pirenne thesis, Andrew S. Ehrenkreutz
- Initial Byzantine reactions to the Arab conquest, Walter E. Kaegi
- Only a change of masters? The Christians of Iran and the Muslim conquest, Stephen GerA
- An apocalyptic vision of Islamic history, Bernard Lewis
- The legendary Futuh literature, Rudi Paret
- On the relationship in the Caliphate between central power and the provinces: the 'Sulh'-''Anwa' traditions in Egypt and Iraq, Albrecht Noth
- Ibn Abdelhakam and the conquest of North Africa, Robert Brunschwig
- The birth of Islam in the Holy Land, Moshe Sharon
- Isfahan-Nihawand. A source-critical study of early Islamic historiography, Albrecht Noth
- Centralized authority and military autonomy in the early Islamic conquests, Fred McGraw Donner
- The conquest of Khuzistan: a historiographical reassessment, Chase F. Robinson
- Syriac views of emergent Islam, S.P. Brock
- Index.
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