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|a Kiyanrad, Sarah
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|a Islamische Selbstbilder
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Festschrift für Susanne Enderwitz
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|c 2020
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|a 1 electronic resource (384 p.)
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|a Individual and Society
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|a Islam
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|a Individuum und Gesellschaft
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|a Sauer, Rebecca
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|a Scholz, Jan
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|a In der Islamkunde wird seit einigen Jahren sehr lebhaft diskutiert, inwieweit "Horizonte des Individuellen" in literarischen und dokumentarischen Quellen wahrnehmbar sind. Der Band ist bewusst nicht als kumulativ strukturierte Festgabe konzipiert, sondern soll vielmehr an fachwissenschaftlich relevante Diskussionen anknüpfen. Mit Beiträgen von Lale Behzadi, Michael Ursinus, Henning Sievert, Paula Schrode, Johannes Zimmermann, Ines Weinrich u.v.a.
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|a Going beyond the framework of a mere "Festschrift" in cumulative terms, this volume aims at contributing to recent discussions in the subject area of Middle Eastern studies focusing on individual and autobiographical voices discernible in pre-modern and contemporary Muslim societies. This approach reflects Prof Susanne Enderwitz' seminal works on the topics of autobiography/autofiction and Islamicate expressions of identity. Among the contributors are Lale Behzadi, Michael Ursinus, Henning Sievert, Paula Schrode, Johannes Zimmermann, Ines Weinrich, and many others.
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