Arab travellers and western civilization /
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| Other Authors / Creators: | Naufal, Tony P. Gough, Jana. |
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English Arabic |
| Imprint: | London : Saqi Books, 1996. |
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| Retention: | Retained for Eastern Academic Scholars' Trust (EAST) http://eastlibraries.org/retained-materials |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Part 1. Prelude to European Colonization (1826-1882) Introduction: Historical and Intellectual Relations with. the West
- 1. Aspects of the Conflict in the Travellers' Works First Encounters with the Principles of the French Revolution Western Influences
- 2. Political Thought Nation, Homeland and Nationalism State, Ruler and System of Government Law and the Shari'a
- 3. Economic Thought Economic Progress Work and Capital Social Justice
- 4. Social and Ethical Thought The Individual in a Changing Society The Position of Women
- 5. Attitudes to Western Culture The Fine Arts Theatre Language and Literature Journalism
- 6. Scientific Thought Science in the West The East's Need for Western Science The Backwardness of Science in the East
- 7. Science and Religion
- Part 2. From the Western Occupation to the End of the First World War (1882-1918) Introduction: Historical and Intellectual Relations with the West
- 1. Aspects of the Conflict in the Travellers' Works The Response to the Concept of Freedom and Equality in the West
- 2. Political Thought State, Ruler and System of Government Law and the Shari'a
- 3. Economic Thought Social Classes and the Means of Achieving Economic Prosperity
- 4. Social and Ethical Thought The Position of Women
- 5. Attitudes to Western Culture s20The Fine Arts Theatre Language and Literature Journalism
- 6. Scientific Thought Science in the West The East's Need for Western Science The Backwardness of Science in the East
- 7. Science and Religion
- Part 3. The Inter-War Period (1919-1938) Introduction: Historical and Intellectual Relations with the West
- 1. Aspects of the Conflict in the Travellers' Works
- 2. Political Thought Colonialism and Nationalism State, Ruler and System of Government Law and the Shari'a
- 3. Economic Thought
- 4. Social and Ethical Thought The Values of Western Civilization The Position of Women
- 5. Attitudes to Western Culture The Fine Arts Theatre Language and Literature
- 6. Scientific Thought
- 7. Science and Religion
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index