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Narrating Islam Interpretations Of The Muslim World In European Texts Library Of Modern Middle East Studies Volume 80 Gerdien Jonker

Name: Narrating Islam Interpretations Of The Muslim World In European Texts Library Of Modern Middle East Studies Volume 80 Gerdien Jonker
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Narrating Islam Interpretations Of The Muslim World In European Texts Library Of Modern Middle East Studies Volume 80 Gerdien Jonker instant download after payment.

Publisher: Tauris Academic Studies

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.84 MB

Pages: 305

Author: Gerdien Jonker, Shiraz Thobani

ISBN: 9781845119782, 1845119789

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Narrating Islam Interpretations Of The Muslim World In European Texts Library Of Modern Middle East Studies Volume 80 Gerdien Jonker by Gerdien Jonker, Shiraz Thobani 9781845119782, 1845119789 instant download after payment.

Mapping the diverse images of Islam and Muslims in educational texts as reproduced in national contexts across Europe and neighboring regions, Narrating Islam explores both historical perceptions and contemporary representations of Islam and Muslims as projected through instructional media. Based on interdisciplinary research, it seeks to excavate the layered images of Muslims and Islam which have been historically embedded in semantic reservoirs and which feed into the modern scripting of the ‘other’ in a global context. Narrating Islam offers a framework to critically discuss European identity through interrogating how pedagogical discourses negotiate the Muslim presence in and around Europe.