Research in the Islamic Context
Political and Methodological Reflections from South Asia, Indian Ocean, and the Arab World
Herausgeber: Ilias, M.
Research in the Islamic Context
Political and Methodological Reflections from South Asia, Indian Ocean, and the Arab World
Herausgeber: Ilias, M.
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This book explores some of the political and methodological directions that collectively lead to the repositioning of Islam in social science research as both an epistemic/ontological category and as a method.
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This book explores some of the political and methodological directions that collectively lead to the repositioning of Islam in social science research as both an epistemic/ontological category and as a method.
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 392g
- ISBN-13: 9781032156033
- ISBN-10: 1032156031
- Artikelnr.: 71237097
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 392g
- ISBN-13: 9781032156033
- ISBN-10: 1032156031
- Artikelnr.: 71237097
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
M.H. Ilias is currently Professor and Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences at Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU), India. His areas of research interest include Islam movements in South Asia, religion and state in the Gulf states, Hadrami migration on the Malabar Coast, South Asian migration to the Gulf region, religion and visual culture in West Asia, sociology of conflict, Gandhian philosophy, and Muslims and new media.
1. Introduction: Don't We Really Need New Butterfly Nets?
2. Researching 'Muslim Worlds': Regions and Disciplines
3. Postcolonialism, Islam and Area Studies
4. Second Thoughts About the Anthropology of Islam, or How to Make Sense of
Grand Schemes in Everyday Life
5. Doing Ethnography in a Muslim context: Some Reflections
6. Question of Reason and 'Thinking Class' in Islam
7. Researching India's Muslims: Identities, Methods, and Politics
8. Accommodating Fieldwork to Irreconcilable Equations of Citizenship,
Authoritarianism, Poverty and Fear in Egypt
9. Thoughts from the Field: Methodological Considerations and Experiences
in the Study of Islam at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
10. Ummah, Qaum, and Watan: Elite and Ordinary Constructions of Nationhood
among Muslims of Contemporary India
11. Home-Making at the Field: Rethinking the Categories of Ethnographic
Practices
12. The Evolution of Muslim Women's Political Subjectivity in India: A
Critical Reading in the Context of Muslim Personal Law
13. Islamic Hermeneutics in South Asia: The Intellectual Tradition of
Vakkom Moulavi
14. Maritime Peripheries and Universal Connections: Reflections on Studying
Islam in the Indian Ocean
15. Purogamana Asayakk¿r: 'Progressive' as an Ambivalent Social Category in
Islamic Discourse in Kerala
2. Researching 'Muslim Worlds': Regions and Disciplines
3. Postcolonialism, Islam and Area Studies
4. Second Thoughts About the Anthropology of Islam, or How to Make Sense of
Grand Schemes in Everyday Life
5. Doing Ethnography in a Muslim context: Some Reflections
6. Question of Reason and 'Thinking Class' in Islam
7. Researching India's Muslims: Identities, Methods, and Politics
8. Accommodating Fieldwork to Irreconcilable Equations of Citizenship,
Authoritarianism, Poverty and Fear in Egypt
9. Thoughts from the Field: Methodological Considerations and Experiences
in the Study of Islam at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
10. Ummah, Qaum, and Watan: Elite and Ordinary Constructions of Nationhood
among Muslims of Contemporary India
11. Home-Making at the Field: Rethinking the Categories of Ethnographic
Practices
12. The Evolution of Muslim Women's Political Subjectivity in India: A
Critical Reading in the Context of Muslim Personal Law
13. Islamic Hermeneutics in South Asia: The Intellectual Tradition of
Vakkom Moulavi
14. Maritime Peripheries and Universal Connections: Reflections on Studying
Islam in the Indian Ocean
15. Purogamana Asayakk¿r: 'Progressive' as an Ambivalent Social Category in
Islamic Discourse in Kerala
1. Introduction: Don't We Really Need New Butterfly Nets?
2. Researching 'Muslim Worlds': Regions and Disciplines
3. Postcolonialism, Islam and Area Studies
4. Second Thoughts About the Anthropology of Islam, or How to Make Sense of
Grand Schemes in Everyday Life
5. Doing Ethnography in a Muslim context: Some Reflections
6. Question of Reason and 'Thinking Class' in Islam
7. Researching India's Muslims: Identities, Methods, and Politics
8. Accommodating Fieldwork to Irreconcilable Equations of Citizenship,
Authoritarianism, Poverty and Fear in Egypt
9. Thoughts from the Field: Methodological Considerations and Experiences
in the Study of Islam at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
10. Ummah, Qaum, and Watan: Elite and Ordinary Constructions of Nationhood
among Muslims of Contemporary India
11. Home-Making at the Field: Rethinking the Categories of Ethnographic
Practices
12. The Evolution of Muslim Women's Political Subjectivity in India: A
Critical Reading in the Context of Muslim Personal Law
13. Islamic Hermeneutics in South Asia: The Intellectual Tradition of
Vakkom Moulavi
14. Maritime Peripheries and Universal Connections: Reflections on Studying
Islam in the Indian Ocean
15. Purogamana Asayakk¿r: 'Progressive' as an Ambivalent Social Category in
Islamic Discourse in Kerala
2. Researching 'Muslim Worlds': Regions and Disciplines
3. Postcolonialism, Islam and Area Studies
4. Second Thoughts About the Anthropology of Islam, or How to Make Sense of
Grand Schemes in Everyday Life
5. Doing Ethnography in a Muslim context: Some Reflections
6. Question of Reason and 'Thinking Class' in Islam
7. Researching India's Muslims: Identities, Methods, and Politics
8. Accommodating Fieldwork to Irreconcilable Equations of Citizenship,
Authoritarianism, Poverty and Fear in Egypt
9. Thoughts from the Field: Methodological Considerations and Experiences
in the Study of Islam at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
10. Ummah, Qaum, and Watan: Elite and Ordinary Constructions of Nationhood
among Muslims of Contemporary India
11. Home-Making at the Field: Rethinking the Categories of Ethnographic
Practices
12. The Evolution of Muslim Women's Political Subjectivity in India: A
Critical Reading in the Context of Muslim Personal Law
13. Islamic Hermeneutics in South Asia: The Intellectual Tradition of
Vakkom Moulavi
14. Maritime Peripheries and Universal Connections: Reflections on Studying
Islam in the Indian Ocean
15. Purogamana Asayakk¿r: 'Progressive' as an Ambivalent Social Category in
Islamic Discourse in Kerala