Post-Islamist political theory : Iranian intellectuals and political liberalism in dialogue /: Iranian intellectuals and political liberalism in dialogue. (2017)
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- Book
- Title:
- Post-Islamist political theory : Iranian intellectuals and political liberalism in dialogue /: Iranian intellectuals and political liberalism in dialogue. (2017)
- Main Title:
- Post-Islamist political theory : Iranian intellectuals and political liberalism in dialogue
- Further Information:
- Note: Meysam Badamchi.
- Authors:
- Badamchi, Meysam
- Contents:
- Preface and Acknowledgments; Note on Transliteration; Contents; Author Biography; Chapter 1: Introduction; 1.1 Conceptualizing Post-Islamist Political Theory; 1.2 A Note on Method; Bibliography; Chapter 2: Political Liberalism for Post-Islamist, Muslim-ƯMajority Societies; 2.1 Part I: Rawlsian Conceptions of Justification and Universal Inclusion of the Reasonable; 2.1.1 Political Constructivism; 2.1.2 Wide Reflective Equilibrium in Post-Islamist Muslim Majority Societies; 2.1.3 Public Reasoning, Declaration and Conjecture. 2.2 Part II: Stability of Political Liberalism in Post-Islamist Muslim-Majority Societies2.2.1 Fusion of Overlapping Consensus and Modus Vivendi; Bibliography; Chapter 3: Why and How Political Liberals Need to Persuade Muslims: Ferrara and March's Interpretations of Conjecture; 3.1 Ferrara, Reflexive Pluralism and Conjecture; 3.2 March: Conjecture as Justificatory Comparative Political Theory; 3.3 The Role of Islamic Jurisprudence in March's Methodology of Conjecture; 3.4 Post-Islamist Intellectuals and March's Treatment of Jurisprudence; Bibliography. Chapter 4: An Unorthodox, Islamic, Full Justification for Liberal Citizenship: The Case of Mohammad Mojtahed Shabestari4.1 Post-Islamism Versus Jurisprudential Reading of Islam; 4.2 Faith, Free Will, and Freedom of Conscience; 4.3 Justice of Political Jurisprudence, Revisionary Hermeneutics, and the Secular State; 4.4 A Comparative Note on Soroush and Mojtahed Shabestari; 4.5 Conclusion and Some CriticalPreface and Acknowledgments; Note on Transliteration; Contents; Author Biography; Chapter 1: Introduction; 1.1 Conceptualizing Post-Islamist Political Theory; 1.2 A Note on Method; Bibliography; Chapter 2: Political Liberalism for Post-Islamist, Muslim-ƯMajority Societies; 2.1 Part I: Rawlsian Conceptions of Justification and Universal Inclusion of the Reasonable; 2.1.1 Political Constructivism; 2.1.2 Wide Reflective Equilibrium in Post-Islamist Muslim Majority Societies; 2.1.3 Public Reasoning, Declaration and Conjecture. 2.2 Part II: Stability of Political Liberalism in Post-Islamist Muslim-Majority Societies2.2.1 Fusion of Overlapping Consensus and Modus Vivendi; Bibliography; Chapter 3: Why and How Political Liberals Need to Persuade Muslims: Ferrara and March's Interpretations of Conjecture; 3.1 Ferrara, Reflexive Pluralism and Conjecture; 3.2 March: Conjecture as Justificatory Comparative Political Theory; 3.3 The Role of Islamic Jurisprudence in March's Methodology of Conjecture; 3.4 Post-Islamist Intellectuals and March's Treatment of Jurisprudence; Bibliography. Chapter 4: An Unorthodox, Islamic, Full Justification for Liberal Citizenship: The Case of Mohammad Mojtahed Shabestari4.1 Post-Islamism Versus Jurisprudential Reading of Islam; 4.2 Faith, Free Will, and Freedom of Conscience; 4.3 Justice of Political Jurisprudence, Revisionary Hermeneutics, and the Secular State; 4.4 A Comparative Note on Soroush and Mojtahed Shabestari; 4.5 Conclusion and Some Critical Remarks; Bibliography; Chapter 5: Between Contractarianism and Islamic State: A Post-Islamist Reading of Mohammad Hossein Tabatabai's Theory of Justice. 5.1 Artificial Conceptions Theory (Edrakat-e Etebari)5.2 The Artificial Conception of Utilization (Estekhdam); 5.3 A Post-Islamist, Liberal Reading of M.H. Tabatabai: The Social Contract and the Role of Religion in Stability; 5.4 M.H. Tabatabai's Contratarianism Versus Rawls's Contractualism: A Comparative Note; 5.5 M.H. Tabatabai Between Contractarianism and Islamic State: The Role of Colonialism; Bibliography; Chapter 6: Reasonableness, Rationality and Government: Mehdi Haeri Yazdi's Hekmat va Hokumat; 6.1 Reasonableness and Rationality in Rawls's Political Liberalism. 6.2 The Priority of Islamic Philosophy Over Islamic Jurisprudence6.3 Government as the Agency of Joint Private Owners; 6.4 Individualism Versus Collectivism: Criticizing Rousseau; 6.5 Voluntariness of Sharia Versus Coerciveness of the State; 6.6 Haeri's Meta-Ethics; 6.7 A Comparative Note on Mojtahed Shabestari and Haeri Yazdi; 6.8 Concluding Remarks: Rethinking General Will; Bibliography; Chapter 7: Between Truth and Democracy: Mostafa Malekian's Spiritual Intellectualism; 7.1 Spirituality: Religiosity Within the Boundaries of Critical Rationality; 7.2 The Social Ethos of Spiritual Citizens. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- Cham : Springer
- Publication Date:
- 2017
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 297.0955
Islam and politics -- Iran
Islam and social problems
RELIGION -- Islam -- General
Islam and politics
Islam and social problems
Philosophy
Political Philosophy
Political Theory
Intellectual Studies
Islam
Theories of Law, Philosophy of Law, Legal History
Middle Eastern Politics
Iran
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- English
- ISBNs:
- 9783319594927
3319594923 - Related ISBNs:
- 9783319594910
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- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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