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- Kamali, Masoud, 1956-
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Iranian Islamic Modernities
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In: Multiple Modernities in Muslim Societies. - London : Aga Khan Award for Architecture. - 9781848851832 - 1848851839 ; , s. 49-66
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Book chapter (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The third essay in the volume critiques the tradition of social science meta-narratives that frame modernity as an exclusively western invention, aligned with a linear model of development. The author provides a comprehensive overview of the history of modernization in Iran, examining in particular the changing role of Islam and the relationship between civil society and the state. Kamali argues that the concept of multiple modernities opens the way to generating more socially and historically specific understandings of modernities.
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