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Registration form ENIS Spring School 2024
Peripheral Islam: Muslims on the Geographical, Normative, Political and Religious Margins It is doubtful whether the Arab world should actually be seen as central to Muslims worldwide. One could easily make the case that the periphery – in all its diversity – is actually more important from a geographical point of view. This Spring School…
Read moreCall for Papers: ENIS Spring School 2024
THIS CALL WAS CLOSED ON MAY 1st. We don’t accept any registrations received after the closing date. Peripheral Islam: Muslims on the Geographical, Normative, Political and Religious Margins When picturing the mainstream of Islam, many people will think of Arabs from the Middle East. While the latter area is clearly the first region in which…
Read moreRegistration form NISIS Study Day “Islamic Philosophy?”, 12 April 2024
What is specifically Islamic about Islamic philosophy? The discipline of philosophy (Arabic: falsafa) finds its roots in ancient Greece and deals with topics that, if not universally relevant, are at least not specifically tied to Islamic tradition. So what is it that makes philosophy stand out as being Islamic? Is this related to the philosophers in…
Read moreNISIS Study Day “Islamic Philosophy?” 12 April 2024
NISIS Study Day “Islamic Philosophy?”, Radboud University, Nijmegen, April 2024 This event is fully booked, therefore it is not possible anymore to register. As Western faculties strive to diversify their curricula to combat its historically Eurocentric focus, interest for non-Western philosophical traditions has been on the rise. One of the beneficiaries of this trend has…
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