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Fundamentalism And Secularization Mourad Wahba Robert K Beshara

Name: Fundamentalism And Secularization Mourad Wahba Robert K Beshara
SKU: BELL-50227184
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Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.67 MB

Author: Mourad Wahba; Robert K. Beshara

ISBN: 9781350228689, 9781350228719, 1350228680, 1350228710

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Fundamentalism And Secularization Mourad Wahba Robert K Beshara by Mourad Wahba; Robert K. Beshara 9781350228689, 9781350228719, 1350228680, 1350228710 instant download after payment.

In Fundamentalism and Secularization, Egyptian philosopher Mourad Wahba traces the historical origins of fundamentalism and secularization as ideas and practices in order to theorize their symbiotic relationship, and how it is impacted by global capitalism and, more recently, postmodernism.
This gives voice to an argument from within the Islamic world that is very different to that given platform in the mainstream, showing that fundamentalism does not arise normally and naturally from Islam but is a complex phenomenon linked to modernization and the development of capitalism in dependent countries, that is, tied to imperialism.