Islam after Liberalism
by Faisal Devji (Editor), Zaheer Kazmi (Editor)
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Forged in the age of empire, the relationship between Islam and liberalism has taken on a sense of urgency today, when global conflicts are seen as pitting one against the other. More than describing a civilizational fault-line between the Muslim world and the West, however, this relationship also offers the potential for consensus and the possibility of moral and political engagement or compatibility. The existence or extent of this correspondence tends to preoccupy academic as much as show more popular accounts of such a relationship. This volume looks however to the way in which Muslim politics and society are defined beyond and indeed after it. show lessTags
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Faisal Devji is Assistant Professor of History at the New School University, New York.
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- Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Politics and Government
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- 320.557 — Society, Government, and Culture Political science Types of Government Political ideologies Religiously oriented ideologies Islamic ideologies
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- BP173.7 .I853 — Philosophy, Psychology and Religion Islam. Bahaism. Theosophy, etc. Islam. Bahai Faith. Theosophy, etc. Relation of Islam to other religions
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