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...Carl W. Ernst © 1996: Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa & the Middle East 1996 Local Cultural Nationalism as Anti- Fundamentalist Strategy in Pakistan’ Carl W. Ernst National identity would seem to be an unavoidable lamists...

...Bruce B. Lawrence © 1994: South Asia Bulletin 1994 South Asia Bulletin, Vol. XIV No. 2 ( 1994) Tracking Fundamentalists and Those Who Study Them A Sequel to Sadik Al-Azm, “Islamic Fundamentalism Reconsidered I? Bruce 6. Lawrence In his two part...

... now assumed new roles. Along the same line, in its long historical process secularization has also had its ups and downs and has thus evolved. In some cases it has been open and flexible, and in others, rigid and fundamentalist. Hence new theories must closely explore the evolving relationship between...

..., the bizarre composition of Islam and revolution—an amalgam of two conceptually alien elements, with unprecedented ideological claims— created a new peculiar model of state and statecraft. The substitution of a fundamentalist regime for a semisecular monarchy replaced the crown with the turban as the paramount...

... through biased neoliberal economic policies, which create certain patterns of development, quality of life, and prosperity. This material production is not separate from the symbolic production of Hindu fundamentalist national popular discourse. The “Hindu India” of the global village...

.... The combination of fashion and veiling for piety discloses, in the Heideggerian sense, a new “world” that undermines secular and fundamentalist narratives about the religious agent while still remaining an authentic Indonesian art piece. © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012...

...Masoud Kazemzadeh © 1996: Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa & the Middle East 1996 The State, Civil Society and the Prospects of Islamic Fundamentalism Masoud Kazemzadeh Why have fundamentalists so far succeeded only in rulers...

... is of primary significance and to use Introduction the term “fundamentalist” for the JI is grossly mislead- During General Zia-ul-Haq’s tenure, the escalating ing. The party positions have been obscurantist in conflict in neighboring Afghanistan brought Pakistan...

... in number) under the general title The (12 paring themselves to some of America’s most Fundamentals: A Testimony to the Truth, which circu- famous fundamentalist preachers and leaders lated in the millions...

... . The Colonial Harem , Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Azari , Farah , 1983 . Women of Iran, The Conflict with Fundamentalist Islam , London: Ithaca Press. Balibar , Etienne , and Immanuel Wallerstein, 1988 . Race, Nation, Class: Les Identités Ambigues , Paris: Editions la...

.... In contrast, fundamentalists in- whose activities indeed stretched all over struct women to cover their bodies head-to-toe the Middle East) through his philosophical except for face and hands, forbid social contact and political writings; Muhammad Abduh...

...- in Herald has done an admirable job of detailing out the di- erning the family - issues of marriage, inheritance, divorce rection and contradictions generated in this process.6 What have been set aside in Pakistan, as in many other Muslim needs to be pointed out is that the religious fundamentalists...

... terrorism as a po- and the persistence or growth of domestic and international litical strategy and militarism as a state strategy? How might inequalities. Some fundamentalist movements (e.g., in Iran, the violence of political movements and the violence of states Egypt, and Algeria) have targeted both...

... supposed to tell us about II. A Defense Islam? It could imply, for instance, that Islam is ei- Now I would like to argue broadly for the epis- ther always fundamentalist and hence has...

..., it is an oligarchy of Shi- him.”6 In January 2006 Sick reiterated his view, ite fundamentalist clerics and fundamentalist saying, “I think there’s no question whatsoever laypersons who operate within a complex sys- that internally, without a lot of fanfare...

... French-­style radical laïcité  and complete separation of church and state, at one end, and theo-         10.1215/1089201 University ries and fundamentalist perspectives of establishing a religious state, at the other. In between      doi Duke...

.... gitimacy of theocratic rule by fundamentalist Muslim di• It is doubtful if some of them would have set their pens to vines, and clerics and the implementation of their version of writing on topics related to Islam unless they had...

... secular provided the Wahhabis with money and facili- force the PLO was prominently valued by Pales- ties. Fundamentalist religious books and other tinians for more than twenty years. But its con- materials are widely printed with the financial...

... and innovations of Muslim scientists in the “golden age the wrath of orthodox elements in Muslim society, and of Islam,” and an eloquent argument for the were most often threatened not by non-Muslims but by universalism of science against Islamic fundamentalist a ‘’virulent anti-science section...

... Introduction: Dissent: were sites of struggle between national libera- for “sharper analytical tools to comprehend tion movements and colonialism. During much a larger social totality than what prevailing of this period, Islamic fundamentalists and discourse offers.” She contends that feminist...