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Chapter Ten: Religious Fundamentalism Lecture Notes and Review Quiz Study Materials For your convenience, I have condensed the Heywood chapter summary into HTML (text only) Religious Fundamentalism SPECIFIC CASE: POLITICAL ISLAM The HTML text of the PowerPoint class presentation is available at Political Islam The most important chart, summarizing how three sources of ideas:2) The Saudi supported Wahhabi movement; 3) The Pakistani-based Deobandi movement can be accessed as either PDF format: Development of Political Islam The chart is also available as an image in HTML format Development of Political Islam A question and answer format test and paper review in HTML format covers Multiculturalism, Religious Fundamentalism and Political Islam In this particular instance, Macridis and Hulliung Lecture Notes--"The Religious Impulse" fail to deal adequately with the issues (One of the reasons we did not require that textbook). They are provided for those who may want to give them a quick read through, but base your class paper on the Heywood text lecture notes. News articles: Annotated list of supplemental articles continues on the following pages. For a recent article regarding fears about religious fundamentalism in America: IMPORTANT: Please read as many as possible of the articles on the following pages. (Those marked as "long," of course skip if you are pressed for time) What Factors Drive the Current Islamist Movement? Political Islam and Terrorism as Civil War within Islam Does Islam Justify the Pursuit of World Domination? What are the Consequences of Multiculturalism for Political Islam?
What are the Sources of Moderation that can Confront the Islamist Interpretation of Islam?
How is Present Policy Attempting to Deal with Political Islam? |
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