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Metacolonial State
Pakistan, Critical Ontology, and the Biopolitical Horizons of Political Islam
Jan, Najeeb A.
John Wiley & Sons Inc
03/2019
256
Mole
Inglês
9781118979389
15 a 20 dias
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Series Editor's Preface
Acknowledgement
Introduction Islamapolis: The Crisis of Islam and the Political in Pakistan
1. Critical Ontology: The Biopolitical Apparatus
2. The Space of Emergency: The Military, Discipline and Political Theology
3. The Space of Law: 'Ulama, Shari'a, and the Technology of Blasphemy
4. The Space of War: Homo Islamicus, Body Politics and Jihad
5. The Space of Exception: Nationalism and Biopolitical Sovereignty
Conclusion: The Metacolonial and The Space of Thinking
Appendix A
Appendix B
Glossary
References
Acknowledgement
Introduction Islamapolis: The Crisis of Islam and the Political in Pakistan
1. Critical Ontology: The Biopolitical Apparatus
2. The Space of Emergency: The Military, Discipline and Political Theology
3. The Space of Law: 'Ulama, Shari'a, and the Technology of Blasphemy
4. The Space of War: Homo Islamicus, Body Politics and Jihad
5. The Space of Exception: Nationalism and Biopolitical Sovereignty
Conclusion: The Metacolonial and The Space of Thinking
Appendix A
Appendix B
Glossary
References
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postcolonialism; islam; islamic violence; postcolonial islam; biopolitics of islamic society; biopoliticization of Islam; critical ontology; political islam; historical ontology; heidegger; foucault; agamben; human geography; ontology, violence, and power; critical ontology of global violence; political violence; religious violence; sociology of religious violence; sociology of political violence; postcolonial theory; violence, power, and political islam; radical islam in pakistan; islamic violence in pakistan; critical ontology of postcolonialism; historical ontology of postcolonialism; political ontology; heideggerian analysis of political violence; post-marxist theory; metacolonialism; critical ontology of islamic violence; critical ontology of postcolonialism; foucauldian critique of islamic violence; focauldian critique of postcolonial islam; what is critical ontology
Series Editor's Preface
Acknowledgement
Introduction Islamapolis: The Crisis of Islam and the Political in Pakistan
1. Critical Ontology: The Biopolitical Apparatus
2. The Space of Emergency: The Military, Discipline and Political Theology
3. The Space of Law: 'Ulama, Shari'a, and the Technology of Blasphemy
4. The Space of War: Homo Islamicus, Body Politics and Jihad
5. The Space of Exception: Nationalism and Biopolitical Sovereignty
Conclusion: The Metacolonial and The Space of Thinking
Appendix A
Appendix B
Glossary
References
Acknowledgement
Introduction Islamapolis: The Crisis of Islam and the Political in Pakistan
1. Critical Ontology: The Biopolitical Apparatus
2. The Space of Emergency: The Military, Discipline and Political Theology
3. The Space of Law: 'Ulama, Shari'a, and the Technology of Blasphemy
4. The Space of War: Homo Islamicus, Body Politics and Jihad
5. The Space of Exception: Nationalism and Biopolitical Sovereignty
Conclusion: The Metacolonial and The Space of Thinking
Appendix A
Appendix B
Glossary
References
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
postcolonialism; islam; islamic violence; postcolonial islam; biopolitics of islamic society; biopoliticization of Islam; critical ontology; political islam; historical ontology; heidegger; foucault; agamben; human geography; ontology, violence, and power; critical ontology of global violence; political violence; religious violence; sociology of religious violence; sociology of political violence; postcolonial theory; violence, power, and political islam; radical islam in pakistan; islamic violence in pakistan; critical ontology of postcolonialism; historical ontology of postcolonialism; political ontology; heideggerian analysis of political violence; post-marxist theory; metacolonialism; critical ontology of islamic violence; critical ontology of postcolonialism; foucauldian critique of islamic violence; focauldian critique of postcolonial islam; what is critical ontology
