Neo-Muʻtazilismus?: Intention und Kontext im modernen arabischen Umgang mit dem rationalistischen Erbe des Islam

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BRILL, 2007 - Science - 564 pages
This book examines the modern Arab rediscovery of the Mu?tazila through a critical assessment of the concept of "Neo-Mu?tazilism" and by concentrating on the various intentions and contexts of the use of Mu?tazilite ideas. The main part of the book analyzes five ways of understanding Mu'tazilite ideas - liberal, historic-materialist, political-Islamic, literary-exegetical and through comparison with the philosophie des valeurs - as well as one way of dealing with the school historically: the treatment of the "mi?na," The book discusses a wide range of authors of whom many, such as A?mad Am?n, ?usain Mur?wa, ?asan ?anaf?, Mu?ammad ?Am?ra, Na?r Ab? Zaid und Mu?ammad bid al- bir?, have had an important impact on modern Arab-Islamic thought. By also presenting authors such as Zuhd? rall?h, Chikh Bouamrane, Ras?d al-?ayy?n, Am?n N?yif ?iy?b, Sam Du?aim, dil al-?Aww? und Fahm? ?ad n, additional light is shed on a number of lesser known figures.
 

Contents

NeoMutazilismus Zu Geschichte und Problematik
13
Theologie und Erbe im modernen arabischen Diskurs
90
Erbe und Erinnerung im modernen arabischen
105
Die Mutazila aus Sicht der modernen Wissenschaft
116
Die moderne arabische Beschäftigung mit der Mutazila
162
Der Durchbruch in der arabischen Mutazila
170
Intention und Kontext im modernen arabischen Umgang
194
zur miÈna
439
Schluß
505
Literaturverzeichnis
523
Index
545
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Thomas Hildebrandt studied Arabic and Islamic Studies in Hamburg and Leipzig. His M.A. thesis deals with Ḥasan Ḥanafī (Berlin 1998). He wrote his Ph.D. thesis in Bamberg, where he coordinates the Graduate Programme "Anthropological Foundations and Developments in Christianity and Islam"

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