Intellectual Dependency: Late Ottoman Intellectuals between Fiqh and Social Science
Modernization led to the intellectual dependency of the Muslim world on the West for social theories. Human action ('amal) is the subject matter of both Islamic
Disruptive Scholarly Epestimes
Translation as the Instigator of a New Arabic Discourse in Islamic Intellectual History
That Arabic ever became a language of translation is one of the peculiar quirks of history, as it began life as the youngest member of the Semitic family of languages and was confined to its homeland of the Arabian Peninsula.
Ibn Hazm’s Position on Aristotelian Logic: A Critical Reading
Ibn Ḥazm has been among the most vocal supporters of Aristotelian logic, yet enjoys strong sympathies from scholars hostile to logic. This paper is an attempt to harness the sympathies of this group of scholars for Ibn Ḥazm to prompt them to revisit their position of antagonism.
The Terminology of the Palestinian Arab Linguistic Identity: Ahmad Sidqi Dajani Thought and Practice
يرصد البحث تصوّر أحمد صدقي الدجاني (1936-2003) للهويّة العربيّة في فلسطين، وتعريفها اللغوي باعتبار تصوّره واحدًا مِن تصوّرات الهويّات المحوريّة خلال القرن العشرين. فمِن خلال إجراء مسح لِحزمةٍ مِن المُصطلحات التي تناولها الدجاني في كتاباته، نستكشف ملامح بنية هذا التصوّر الهويّاتي وعلاقة لَبِناتهِ ببعضها وصيغة التعبير اللغوي عنه.