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Beyond Islamic Studies : Interdisciplinary Approaches to Method, Theory, and Culture. Essays in Honor of Jonas Otterbeck

Cato, Johan LU ; Lund, Martin and Lundqvist, Erica Li (2026) In Supplements to Method & Theory in the Study of Religion 26.
Abstract (Swedish)
This volume brings together interdisciplinary research in Islamic, religious, and cultural studies, covering a wide range of subjects and perspectives and challenging conventional academic boundaries and assumptions. It discusses both historical and contemporary examples, with a particular focus on issues relating to theory and methodology, music, soundscapes, and popular and material culture. It also examines how Islam is constructed historically and in the present day, focusing on its production and interpretation by both Muslims and non-Muslims, through case studies spanning Sufi universalism, dating platforms, textbooks, music, mass media, and everyday practices.
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LU ; Lund, Martin and Lundqvist, Erica Li
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published
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Religionsvetenskap, Religionshistoria, Islamologi
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Supplements to Method & Theory in the Study of Religion
volume
26
pages
362 pages
publisher
De Gruyter Brill
ISSN
2214-3270
ISBN
978-90-04-76147-6
978-90-04-76148-3
DOI
10.1163/9789004761483
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English
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