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Debating Muslims Cultural Dialogues in Postmodernity and Tradition

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ISBN-10: 0299124304

ISBN-13: 9780299124304

Edition: 1990

Authors: Michael M. Fischer, Abedi

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The aim of this book is to present in their historical context the debates that have been taking place in the Muslim world recently. It describes the place of Iranian culture in contemporary art and thought and the increasing influence Muslims are having on Western societies.
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Book details

List price: $49.75
Copyright year: 1990
Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 600
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.50" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 2.134
Language: English

Illustrations
Note on Transcription
Calendars
Chronology of Significant Dynasties
Preface: Notes Toward Anthropology as Cultural Critique
Oral Life Worlds
Shi'ite Socialization in Pahlavi Iran: Autobiographical Sondages in a Postmodern World
Scenes of a Village Childhood
Scenes of an Urban Childhood: Class Distinctions
Secondary School, Sexual Purity, and Marriage
Tehran: Ideological Crucible
Lawrence, Kansas
Texts, Con-texts, and Pre-texts
Qur'anic Dialogics: Islamic Poetics and Politics for Muslims and for Us
Con-texts to Dialogue
Dialogue and Presence
Iqra! ("Recite!"): The Sounddance, the Oral, Performative Qur'an
The Graphics of Absence
Guides through the Woid: Plain Meaning, Prolepsis, the Knowledgeable, the Hadith Game
The Politics of Interpretation
Exposing the Unbewised: The Hadith Game, [Blind] Followership, Rule by Faqih/Amir, and Islamic Economics
Conclusion: Dialogue, Ethics, Politics
Fear of Differance: The Hajj "Rodeo"
Hajj Pretexts and Re(rites): Ethics and Politics in the Play of Nationalism, Class, and Gender
Hajj as Primal Scene
The 1968 Hajj, the Rise of Islamic Ideology, and Renewable Shi'ism
Conclusion: Giving Hagar Voice
Social Change and the Mirrors of Tradition: Baha'is of Yazd
Introduction
Yazd: Mirrors of Diversity
Nurullah Akhtar-Khavari
Shifting Ritual Grounds (To Houston)
Diasporas: Re-membering and Re-creating
Exiles and Immigrants, Authenticity and Identity
Prologue: Negotiating Death and Marriage in a Loose Social Structure
A Month among the Believers: Ramadan in Houston, 1984
Voices of Hagar: An African-American Muslim Woman Talks to an Iranian Muslim Man
Visual Projections
Concluding Notes: Autographically Changing Iran--Minor Media and Bicultural Graphics
Emergent Ethnographic Subjects
Minor Media as Reminders of the Postmodern Condition: Posters, Cartoons, Emblems
Truth in Tulips: Emblems, Arabesque Design, Allusive Graphics
Revolutionary Operatics and Cartoons for Export
Revolutionary Posters and Cultural Intereferences
Hypertextual Feints and Constraints
Postscriptural Parergon: Bombay Talkies, the Word and the World: Salman Rushdie's Satanic Verses
They Shoot Novelists Don't They?
Beyond the Text
Qur'anic Sources and A-maze-ments
Reading the Novel: Highjacked Souls
Literature to Think With
Alternative Traditional Orderings of the Qur'an
The Ring, Octagon, or Eight Propositions of Political Wisdom
The Imam's Blasphemystic Ghazal
Notes
Glossary
Bibliography
Index