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The Discourse on Islamic Fundamentalism in the Middle East and Southeast Asia: A Critical Perspective

Abaza, Mona

Sojourn (Singapore), 1991-08, Vol.6 (2), p.203-239, Article SJ6-2B [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Título:
The Discourse on Islamic Fundamentalism in the Middle East and Southeast Asia: A Critical Perspective
Autor: Abaza, Mona
Assuntos: Brothers ; Clergy ; Fundamentalism ; Islam ; Islamic Revolution ; Judaism ; Middle East ; Muslims ; Nationalism ; Orientalism ; Religious Fundamentalism ; Southeast Asia ; Third World
É parte de: Sojourn (Singapore), 1991-08, Vol.6 (2), p.203-239, Article SJ6-2B
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Descrição: This paper provides a critical perspective on the discourse produced about Islamic fundamentalism with reference to the Middle East and Southeast Asia. It surveys existing studies on Islamic fundamentalism and attempts to argue that many of the advocations promoted by the fundamentalists bear a strong similarity with traditional Orientalist discourse about Islam. It also attempts to tackle the problem from a global perspective, in which modernity and cross cultural interaction are crucial factors in understanding the phenomenon.
Editor: Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
Idioma: Inglês

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