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Poetics Of Islamic Historiography Deconstructing Tabaris History Islamic History And Civilization Boaz Shoshan

Name: Poetics Of Islamic Historiography Deconstructing Tabaris History Islamic History And Civilization Boaz Shoshan
SKU: BELL-2202490
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Poetics Of Islamic Historiography Deconstructing Tabaris History Islamic History And Civilization Boaz Shoshan instant download after payment.

Publisher: Brill Academic Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.13 MB

Pages: 310

Author: Boaz Shoshan

ISBN: 9789004137936, 9004137939

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Poetics Of Islamic Historiography Deconstructing Tabaris History Islamic History And Civilization Boaz Shoshan by Boaz Shoshan 9789004137936, 9004137939 instant download after payment.

Offering a new approach to the study of abar 's History, the most comprehensive historical work written by a classical Muslim historian, this book applies concepts developed by critical theorists and suggests a reading of historiographical material that is not primarily concerned with reconstructing the facts. The book consists of two parts. Part one exposes the assumptions involved in writing classical Islamic history, especially the mimetic aspiration of the sources and the practice that subverts it. Part two examines in detail four significant events in the history of early Islam and demonstrates how a deconstructionist reading subjects endows these with a considerably different meaning and subjects them to new light.