| Vol.
7 No. 5
April/May 2005
Special Issue
Re-placing
Cultures
A dialogue among disciplines
Guest Editor, Bruce M. Knauft, Executive Director,
Institute for Comparative and International Studies, Samuel C. Dobbs
Professor of Anthropology
On
transculture
Mikhail
Epstein
I
think the boogieman of AIDS has more resonance in the United States
than it might have in a community in Africa, where people are accommodating
to it.
Deborah
McFarland, Associate Professor of International Health
Increasingly,
our law is so tied up with the religiosity of this society that
it’s not just repositioning law, it’s
repositioning the role of religion in American culture.
Martha L.A. Fineman, Robert W. Woodruff Professor
of Law
Re-placing
National Culture
Globalization and collective identity in the Netherlands
Frank
Lechner, Associate Professor of Sociology
Digital
Nationalism
Re-placing
place in the Indian diaspora
Deepika
Bahri, Associate Professor of English
Further
reading
God’s
Chosen Tongues
Hebrew and Arabic in the Qur’an
Devin
J. Stewart, Associate Professor of Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies
Further
reading
Endnotes
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to Contents
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1886
Horovitz, Josef. Koranische Untersuchungen (“Qur’anic
Investigations”). Berlin 1926
_____ . “Jewish Proper Names and their Derivatives in the
Koran.” Hebrew Union College Annual. 1927
Jeffery, Arthur. Foreign Vocabulary in the Qur’an.
Baroda 1938
Noeldeke, Theodor. Geschichte des Qorans (“The History
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_____. “Hatte Muhammad christliche Lehrer?” (“Did
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Morgenlaendischen Gesellschaft. 1858: 699-708
Torrey, Charles Cutler. The Jewish Foundation of Islam.
New York 1933
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