Nietzsche and Islam - Jackson, Roy
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Présentation Nietzsche And Islam de Jackson, Roy Format Broché
- Livre Philosophie
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1. The Clash of Civilisations: Background to the Debate and Work Outlined? 2. The Historical versus the Transhistorical: Terms Defined? 3. Nietzsche's Religiosity? 4. The Soul as Text: The Qur'anic Paradigm? 5. The Soul as Deriving from Jahiliyya? 6.?The Soul as Deriving from the Time of the Prophet and Rashidun? 7. The Real Threat: Islam's Platonism behind the Mask of Liberalism...
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Sommaire: 1. The Clash of Civilisations: Background to the Debate and Work Outlined 2. The Historical versus the Transhistorical: Terms Defined 3. Nietzsche?s Religiosity 4. The Soul as Text: The Qur?anic Paradigm 5. The Soul as Deriving from Jahiliyya 6. The Soul as Deriving from the Time of the Prophet and Rashidun 7. The Real Threat: Islam?s Platonism behind the Mask of Liberalism
'Jackson's book is suggestive, scholarly and eminently readable. It makes a significant contribution to the current ideological debate and deserves a careful analysis by the Muslim reader.' -- S. Parvez Manzoor, Salaam Books, 2007 'Nietzsche and Islam is an ambitious and wide-ranging attempt to rethink Islamic identity with the tools of secular modernity's most radical thinker. It provides a valuable contribution to cross-cultural discussions regarding religiosity, secularization, pluralism, and human flourishing. ... Hopefully, this study will spur more such cross-cultural dialogues.' -- Peter S. Groff, Bucknell University, Philosophy East & West