In Search of the Lost Orient – An Interview
Autor Olivier Roy, C. Jon Delogu, Jean–louis Schlegel, Olivier Monginen Limba Engleză Hardback – 6 noi 2017
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780231179348
ISBN-10: 0231179340
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 159 x 230 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Columbia University Press
ISBN-10: 0231179340
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 159 x 230 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Columbia University Press
Notă biografică
Olivier Roy. Translated by C. Jon Delogu. Foreword by Jean-Louis Schlegel and Olivier Mongin
Cuprins
Foreword, by Olivier Mongin and Jean-Louis Schlegel
Part I. Preamble
1. Hitchhiking from Paris to Kabul: A Look Back at a Departure
Part II. From Louis-le-Grand to Dreux Via Afghanistan
2. Louis-le-Grand, the May 1968 Revolution, and Learning Persian
3. Louis-le-Grand, Normale sup¿, and the Crisis of the Humanities
4. Oriental Scents: From Yemen to China
5. Return to the Fold
6. Postcards and American Pool
7. Professor at Dreux: Leftist, Away from Paris, and Happy
8. Out of School
Part III. The Afghan Decade
9. Once Again, and for Real, Afghanistan
10. On Foot, on Horseback, and Wearing a Burka in Wartime Afghanistan
11. Blue Helmets and Russian Bombs
12. The Failure of Political Islam
13. War Experience: Prisoners and Bandits
14. Jihad
15. The Afghan Circus
Part IV. The Central Asia Decade
16. A Soviet Invitation to Central Asia
17. A Diplomatic Passport
18. The Expert and the Politician
19. Marriage: The Orient Lost and Found
Part V. Cultures and the Universally Human: Toward Holy Ignorance
20. The Crisis of Cultures and the Universal
21. What Was Good About Orientalism
22. Against the Secularists¿ Essentialism
23. The Decade 2000¿2010: Where Were You on September 11, 2001?
Part VI. The Importance of a Religious Genealogy
24. Portrait of a Young Protestant in the 1950s and ¿60s
25. Can One Think One¿s Own Life?
Epilogue: A Story to End All Stories
Notes
Part I. Preamble
1. Hitchhiking from Paris to Kabul: A Look Back at a Departure
Part II. From Louis-le-Grand to Dreux Via Afghanistan
2. Louis-le-Grand, the May 1968 Revolution, and Learning Persian
3. Louis-le-Grand, Normale sup¿, and the Crisis of the Humanities
4. Oriental Scents: From Yemen to China
5. Return to the Fold
6. Postcards and American Pool
7. Professor at Dreux: Leftist, Away from Paris, and Happy
8. Out of School
Part III. The Afghan Decade
9. Once Again, and for Real, Afghanistan
10. On Foot, on Horseback, and Wearing a Burka in Wartime Afghanistan
11. Blue Helmets and Russian Bombs
12. The Failure of Political Islam
13. War Experience: Prisoners and Bandits
14. Jihad
15. The Afghan Circus
Part IV. The Central Asia Decade
16. A Soviet Invitation to Central Asia
17. A Diplomatic Passport
18. The Expert and the Politician
19. Marriage: The Orient Lost and Found
Part V. Cultures and the Universally Human: Toward Holy Ignorance
20. The Crisis of Cultures and the Universal
21. What Was Good About Orientalism
22. Against the Secularists¿ Essentialism
23. The Decade 2000¿2010: Where Were You on September 11, 2001?
Part VI. The Importance of a Religious Genealogy
24. Portrait of a Young Protestant in the 1950s and ¿60s
25. Can One Think One¿s Own Life?
Epilogue: A Story to End All Stories
Notes