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Mimetic theory and Islam = the wound where light enters /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Mimetic theory and Islam/ edited by Michael Kirwan, Ahmad Achtar.
Reminder of title:	the wound where light enters /
other author:	Kirwan, Michael.
Published:	Cham :Springer International Publishing : : 2019.,
Description:	x, 178 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Ch. 1. 'The Wound Where Light Enters', Michael Kirwan and Ahmad Achtar -- Ch. 2. 'Islamic Anthropology, based on Key Passages in the Qu'ran', Zekiriji Seijdini -- Ch. 3. 'Adam and Eve in the Qur'an: a Mimetic Perspective', Ahmad Achtar -- Ch. 4. 'The Becoming of a Model: Conflictive Relations and the Shaping of the Qur'anic Ibrahim', Michaela Neulinger -- Ch. 5. 'Fathers and Sons, Sacrifice and Substitution: Mimetic Theory and Islam in Genesis 22 and Sura 37', Sandor Goodhart -- Ch. 6. 'From Structure to Interpretation of the Joseph Sura', Michel Cuypers -- Ch. 7. 'Islam, Violence and Acquisitive Mimesis: a Girardian Perspective', Malise Ruthven -- Ch. 8. 'Traditional Christian Images of the Prophet: a Mimetic Rivalry?', Roman Siebenrock -- Ch. 9. 'Spiritual Love and Sacred Suffering for: Mimetic Theory from a Shi'a Perspective', Habibullah Babaei -- Ch. 10. 'The Philosophy of Dialogic Engagement: Two Muslim Dialogue Thinkers vis-à-vis Mimetic Theory', Oemer Sener -- Ch. 11. 'Islam and Islamism in the Mirror of Girard's Mimetic Theory', Thomas Scheffler -- Ch. 12. 'Prison Violence in France and Mimetic Theory', Yaniss Warrach -- Ch. 13. 'Muslim Brotherhood, Social Justice and Resentment', Wilhelm Guggenberger -- Ch. 14. '"Vox victima, vox moderna?": Modernity and Its Discontents', Michael Kirwan.
Contained By:	Springer eBooks
Subject:	Violence - Religious aspects -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-05695-7
ISBN:	9783030056957

Mimetic theory and Islam = the wound where light enters /
Mimetic theory and Islamthe wound where light enters /[electronic resource] :edited by Michael Kirwan, Ahmad Achtar. - Cham :Springer International Publishing :2019. - x, 178 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.

Ch. 1. 'The Wound Where Light Enters', Michael Kirwan and Ahmad Achtar -- Ch. 2. 'Islamic Anthropology, based on Key Passages in the Qu'ran', Zekiriji Seijdini -- Ch. 3. 'Adam and Eve in the Qur'an: a Mimetic Perspective', Ahmad Achtar -- Ch. 4. 'The Becoming of a Model: Conflictive Relations and the Shaping of the Qur'anic Ibrahim', Michaela Neulinger -- Ch. 5. 'Fathers and Sons, Sacrifice and Substitution: Mimetic Theory and Islam in Genesis 22 and Sura 37', Sandor Goodhart -- Ch. 6. 'From Structure to Interpretation of the Joseph Sura', Michel Cuypers -- Ch. 7. 'Islam, Violence and Acquisitive Mimesis: a Girardian Perspective', Malise Ruthven -- Ch. 8. 'Traditional Christian Images of the Prophet: a Mimetic Rivalry?', Roman Siebenrock -- Ch. 9. 'Spiritual Love and Sacred Suffering for: Mimetic Theory from a Shi'a Perspective', Habibullah Babaei -- Ch. 10. 'The Philosophy of Dialogic Engagement: Two Muslim Dialogue Thinkers vis-à-vis Mimetic Theory', Oemer Sener -- Ch. 11. 'Islam and Islamism in the Mirror of Girard's Mimetic Theory', Thomas Scheffler -- Ch. 12. 'Prison Violence in France and Mimetic Theory', Yaniss Warrach -- Ch. 13. 'Muslim Brotherhood, Social Justice and Resentment', Wilhelm Guggenberger -- Ch. 14. '"Vox victima, vox moderna?": Modernity and Its Discontents', Michael Kirwan.

This volume explores the 'Mimetic Theory' of the cultural theorist Rene Girard and its applicability to Islamic thought and tradition. Authors critically examine Girard's assertion about the connection between group formation, religion, and 'scapegoating' violence. These insights, Girard maintained, have their source in biblical revelation. Are there parallels in other faith traditions, especially Islam? To this end, Muslim scholars and scholars of Mimetic Theory have examined the hypothesis of an 'Abrahamic Revolution.' This is the claim that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam each share in a spiritual and ethical historical 'breakthrough:' a move away from scapegoating violence, and towards a sense of justice for the innocent victim.

ISBN: 9783030056957

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-030-05695-7doiSubjects--Personal Names:

3364918
Girard, Rene,
1923-2015.Subjects--Topical Terms:

919371
Violence
--Religious aspects

LC Class. No.: B2430.G494 / M564 2019

Dewey Class. No.: 194

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