Using a fresh and original theoretical approach, this extraordinary study is concerned with social contexts and narrative structures of pre-modern Islamic historigraphy written in Arabic in seventh and thirteenth century Syria and Eygpt.
Using a fresh and original theoretical approach, this extraordinary study is concerned with social contexts and narrative structures of pre-modern Islamic historigraphy written in Arabic in seventh and thirteenth century Syria and Eygpt.
'Konrad Hirschler studied History and Islamic Studies in Hamburg, Bir-Zeit (Palestinian Territories) and London where he also completed his PhD. He is Senior Lecturer in the History Department of the School of Oriental and African Studies. His research focuses on the Middle East in the medieval period with a special interest in social history, intellectual history and the Crusades.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Historical and Historiographical Background 3. Social Contexts 4. Intellectual Contexts 5. Textual Agency I: Titles, Final Sections and Historicisation 6. Textual Agency II: Micro-Arrangement, Motifs and Political Thought
1. Introduction 2. Historical and Historiographical Background 3. Social Contexts 4. Intellectual Contexts 5. Textual Agency I: Titles, Final Sections and Historicisation 6. Textual Agency II: Micro-Arrangement, Motifs and Political Thought
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