Muslim societies and the challenge of secularization : an interdisciplinary approach
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Muslim societies and the challenge of secularization : an interdisciplinary approach
（Muslims in global societies series, v. 1）
Springer, c2010
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Scholars from various disciplines worked together to present the first interdisciplinary book to address the issue of Islam, secularism and globalization. The book has a clear structure which represents its interdisciplinary approach: the first section addresses the philosophical and historical discussion about Islam and secularism; the second section discusses the topic from an ethnographical and social anthropological viewpoint; and the final section addresses Islam, secularism and globalization from a political viewpoint. This unique collection not only offers innovative research and new material, it also provides empirical examples and theoretical debates, and could therefore also be used as a textbook for courses on Islam, globalization, anthropology, politics, sociology and law.
Table of Contents
Debating Islam, Secularism, Democracy and Muslim Polity.- Islam, Public Religions and the Secularization Debate1.- Muslim Thinkers and the Debate on Secularism and Laicite.- Yusuf al-Qaradawi and Tariq Ramadan on Secularisation: Differences and Similarities.- Islam and Democracy in the Twenty-First Century.- Moving Out of Kazanistan: Liberal Theory and Muslim Contexts.- Muslim Modernity: Poetics, Politics, and Metaphysics.- Turkish Secular Muslim Identity on Display in Europe.- Hidden Bodies in Islam: Secular Muslim Identities in Modern (and Premodern) Societies.- Secularization and Dynamics of Muslim Lives in Glocalised Contexts.- Contentions in the Making: Discussing Secularism Among Scottish Muslims.- Muslim Women's Narratives on Religious Identification in a Polarising Dutch Society.- Hamburg, Muslims and Imams: The Challenge of Secularism.- American Muslim Women: Narratives of Identity and Globalisation.- A State of Islam: Modernity and Muslim Life in Twenty-First Century Australia.- The Search for Shared Idioms: Contesting Views of Laiklik Before the Turkish Constitutional Court.- Afterword.
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