[BOOK][B] Islamic Dilemmas: Reformers, Nationalists and Industrialization
E Gellner - 1985 - degruyter.com
Jojada Verrips (for the University of Amsterdam) Daniel Meijers (for the Free University of
Amsterdam) Thinking up a conference is easier than setting one up, as Dr. John Davis
discovered while serving as a Visiting Professor in the Department of European and
Mediterranean Studies, Anthropology-Sociology Center, University of Amsterdam, in 1977-
1978. In a recent book, which essays a critical synthesis of what anthropologists have written
about the People of the Mediterranean(1977), Dr. Davis observes that little systematic study�…
Amsterdam) Thinking up a conference is easier than setting one up, as Dr. John Davis
discovered while serving as a Visiting Professor in the Department of European and
Mediterranean Studies, Anthropology-Sociology Center, University of Amsterdam, in 1977-
1978. In a recent book, which essays a critical synthesis of what anthropologists have written
about the People of the Mediterranean(1977), Dr. Davis observes that little systematic study�…
The origin of modern conservatism and islamic fundamentalism
H Hanafi�- …�, nationalists and industrialization: the southern shore�…, 1985 - degruyter.com
It is clear to anyone who watches the Muslim World that religious conservatism and Islamic
fundamentalism have revived in the last decade. They continue to strengthen themselves
beneath the surface and sometimes burst out as in Iran and lately in Saudi Arabia. This
strengthening is still growing in the hearts of the masses and waiting for external occasions
to explode. The sudden rise of Muslim groups shows only the tip of the iceberg. Many of
them are still underground movements. The control of the mass-media by the state does not�…
fundamentalism have revived in the last decade. They continue to strengthen themselves
beneath the surface and sometimes burst out as in Iran and lately in Saudi Arabia. This
strengthening is still growing in the hearts of the masses and waiting for external occasions
to explode. The sudden rise of Muslim groups shows only the tip of the iceberg. Many of
them are still underground movements. The control of the mass-media by the state does not�…