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200	1		_a _epolitical rationalism from Ibn al-Muqaffa to Ibn Khaldun _fGokhan Bacik
214		0	_aEdinburgh _cEdinburgh University Press
214		4	_dC 2025
215			_a1 volume (vii-316 pages) _cillustrations, cartes _d24 cm
320			_aBibliographie pages 264-310. Notes bibliographiques. Index
330			_a"Offers provocative re-readings of five political rationalists in Islamic political thought between the eighth and the fifteenth century. The literature on Islamic political thought utilises a methodology whose typical characteristic is the arbitrary use of religious, philosophical and political perspectives, as if the differences among them have no effect. This amounts to the theologizing or philosophizing of works of Islamic political theory - written as responses to social, economic and political dynamics - as if they were written as general theoretical formulations of religion or political philosophy. To overcome this problem, The Birth and Evolution of Islamic Political Theory first categorizes Islamic political thought as three distinct group categories: the religious view of politics, Islamic political philosophy, and Islamic political theory. In turn, Islamic political theory is defined as the intention to explain and justify politics by invoking social, economic, and political dynamics completely or partially independently of religious and philosophical norms. These dynamics are illustrated by the study of five political rationalists: Ibn al-Muqaffa, al-Mawardi, Nizam al-Mulk, Ibn Tufayl and Ibn Khaldun." _2ďiteur
359	2		_bIntroduction: What is Islamic political theory? _bIbn al-Muqaffa: the birth of Islamic political theory _bAl-Mawardi: Islamic political theory in the provincial order _bNizam al-Mulk: Islamic political theory in the Age of States _bIbn Tufayl: political rationalism in an elitist order _baIbn Khaldun: a proto-modern Islamic political theory _bConclusion: Political rationalism from past to present
606			_3027234584 _923546 _aIslam et politique _302726470X _924127 _xHistoire _2rameau
606			_3027792749 _927713 _aScience politique _3027234592 _923547 _yPays islamiques _302726470X _924127 _xHistoire _2rameau
606			_aIslam and politics _xHistory _2lc
606			_aPolitical science _yIslamic countries _2lc
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