Titlebook: Hegel in the Arab World; Modernity, Coloniali Lorella Ventura Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Giuseppe Canti

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Translations and the Transmission of “Modern” Ideas in Muhammad ?Alī’s Egyptad ?Alī’s Egypt. This brief consideration shows that the movement of translation into Arabic of the Western literary and philosophical texts did not include German philosophy and the work of Hegel. In fact, not only did the reforms and the impulse to Westernization of this period mainly involve the

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The Foreign Universities in Syria: Competition Among the “West” and the Université Saint-Joseph (USJ), founded in Beirut in the second half of the nineteenth century, which had an important role in transmitting Western ideas and culture. In particular, it focuses on the differences between the two Western institutions (respectively American-Protestant and Frenc

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The Syrian Protestant College: Between Mission and Education better definition of its relationship with missionary activity, with religion in general, and with “modernity” and freedom. The consideration of the activities of the college and the statements of some of its main representatives, such as Daniel Bliss and his son Howard Bliss, show that, even if th

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Religion and Reason in the View of the American Missionaries in Syriaia, and with their view of the close relation between religion and reason, and religion and “modernity.” Through this consideration it will be possible to highlight similarities between their views and Hegel’s, in particular with relation to his idea of the primacy of Protestant faith, on the ground

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The Presence of Hegelian Elements in the Thought of Josiah Stronge United States, an important example of a politically active American missionary, influential on foreign policy, and a prominent thinker about philosophy of history. His connection to Hegel’s thought is evident when considering his general position, as well as his explicit references to Hegel.

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The Textbooks of Syrian Protestant College and Hegel’s Philosophy of History of the twentieth centuries, which is fruitful in shedding light on the ideological attitude of the college, and showing connections with Hegel’s thought. It also considers the possible influence on the students of the college of those ideas about history, the Arabs and the Turks.

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The Université Saint-Joseph and French Cultures close link to French government, culture, and language. Through this brief consideration it is possible to highlight some main points of distance from Hegel’s views, and a closer connection with the views of the Enlightenment.