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Overview: In this timely book, Marranci critically surveys the available theories on Islamic fundamentalism and extremism. Rejecting essentialism and cultural reductionism, the book suggests that identity and emotion play an essential role in the phenomenon that has been called fundamentalism.978-0-230-59439-5

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Book 2009In this timely book, Marranci critically surveys the available theories on Islamic fundamentalism and extremism. Rejecting essentialism and cultural reductionism, the book suggests that identity and emotion play an essential role in the phenomenon that has been called fundamentalism.

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How to be Human: The Civilised and the Civilisable,ivilisation’, which derives from the Latin word ., to the urban environment and lifestyle. From a technical word, the word civilisation, as we shall see, has become part of a political discourse of difference. Similarly, the concept of ‘West’, from a geopolitical definition, will acquire a political connotation (Bonnet 2004).

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