著者名：

Maghen, Ze'ev

出版元：

de Gruyter

頁数：

xxviii,662p.

刊行年：

2023

ISBN：

9783111018102

Iran -- Islam -- Shiites -- Politics and government -- History

The burden of this book is twofold. The first half is charged with identifying and critiquing the many prejudices and misconceptions that inform popular – and even scholarly – perceptions of Islam and Iran, those rooted in neo-conservative hostility no less than those arising out of pro-regime apologetics or (what we will argue are) misleading "post-modern" methodologies.
The second half of the book deploys a large number of rarely tapped primary sources, both ancient and contemporary, in order to tease out the attitudes of the class of Muslim scholars recently and currently at the helm of the Iranian state in a variety of significant fields, including the role of religion in society, the relationship between democracy and theocracy, the modern Western Weltanschauung, the Sunni-Shi'i schism, and much more.

Introduction
Part One: Misreading the Islamic Republic
Chapter 1: Misconstruing the Muslim World
2: Underestimating Revolutionary Iran
3: Confusing the Nature of the Conflict
4: Shiʿite Islam and the Struggle for Democracy
5: Problems of Emphasis and Portrayal
6: Islam, Nationalism and the Battle for the Iranian Soul
7: Shiʿism – Problems of Perception and Presentation

Part Two: Reading the Islamic Republic
1: Shiʿite Sacred Time – The Origins of the Conflict
2: The Shiʿite Academy – From the Marginalization of ʿalī to the Rise of the Ulama
3: A Shiʿite Commonwealth – The Safavids and Beyond
4: Ayatollah Khomeini and the Rise of Revolutionary Shiʿism
5: After Khomeini – Divergent Paths in the Islamic Republic
6: Whither Iran? Successes, Failures, Challenges
7: Unity or Truth? The Sunni-Shiʿi Schism
Conclusion: The Islamic Republic of Iran
Select Bibliography
Index of Persons

No.

43435

価格：

26,702円