Titlebook: Historic Engagements with Occidental Cultures, Religions, Powers; Anne R. Richards,Iraj Omidvar Book 2014 Anne R. Richards and Iraj Omidva

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The Moor’s First Sight: An Arab Poet in a Ninth-Century Viking Court al-Jayyani (d. 864), known as al-Ghazal (the gazelle) for his physical beauty and intellectual nimbleness, traced his noble lineage to the powerful Arab tribe of Bakr ibn Wail.. “Al-Ghazal,” Abdurahmane el-Hajji writes, “was a distinguished and shrewd personality famous for his sociable nature, gai

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Imperial Narratives: Islamic Concepts of Inclusion and Exclusion in Ibn Fadlan’s Account of His Missaborated on the rich vocabulary used to describe the journey of the believer on his or her way toward achieving a higher state of awareness (.).. Beyond the metaphorical use of terminology related to travel, actual movement across space plays a central role in Islam. In their introduction to ., Dale

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Two Muslim Travelers to the West in the Nineteenth Century prominent Muslims traveled to the West and recorded their admiration for and concerns about the cultures they encountered. These early travelers at first occupied themselves mainly with studying Islamic-Christian relations, learning foreign languages, and understanding the basic methods of scientif

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: Yousuf Khan Kambalposh’s Metropolitan Journey and Ways of Seeing the West rewritten the West and appropriated such revisions for their own use, however. And although their texts have never enjoyed the degree or quality of attention that European texts have, the colonized have provided a very broad range of commentaries on the metropole. This chapter focuses on one type o

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Reactions of Two Bengali Women Travelers: Krishnobhabini Das and Chitrita Devir journeys, revealing a sense of adventure and excitement. In the late nineteenth and mid-twentieth centuries, two Bengali women traveling in London and Bristol employed a reciprocal gaze in order to represent the Europeans—and specifically the British—for readers back home.

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Chinese Culture and Western Technology: Qi Zhaoxi’s Writings about the United States872–1875 sent 30 Chinese boys to study technological subjects in the United States.. These 120 travelers are generally considered the first group of students to have been sent by the Chinese government to a foreign country.. In 1881, however, the Chinese government aborted the project and recalled t

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