THE ARCHIVE: Human Arrogance, Human Humility, and the Order of Creation is a sweeping work of moral history, ethical reflection, and civilizational analysis that examines one timeless law governing human existence: power detached from humility collapses, while power aligned with moral order endures.
This book is the revised and updated version of the one published by the author in 2000 under the title "e;Buddhist Paintings in Gandhara"e; which focused mainly on the frescoes discovered in the Peshawar Valley, ancient Gandhara.
This book is the revised and updated version of the one published by the author in 2000 under the title "e;Buddhist Paintings in Gandhara"e; which focused mainly on the frescoes discovered in the Peshawar Valley, ancient Gandhara.
Noch immer werden Frauen, die sich in extremistischen Bewegungen engagieren, von der Forschung und Offentlichkeit kaum beachtet oder medial einseitig als "e;Terror-Braute"e; oder "e;Flinten-Weiber"e; dargestellt.
Noch immer werden Frauen, die sich in extremistischen Bewegungen engagieren, von der Forschung und Offentlichkeit kaum beachtet oder medial einseitig als "e;Terror-Braute"e; oder "e;Flinten-Weiber"e; dargestellt.
In der hier vorliegenden Habilitationsschrift befasst sich die Autorin mit den Konzepten Sexualitat und Geschlecht im Werk des schiitischen Gelehrten Muhammad Husayn Fadlallah.
In der hier vorliegenden Habilitationsschrift befasst sich die Autorin mit den Konzepten Sexualitat und Geschlecht im Werk des schiitischen Gelehrten Muhammad Husayn Fadlallah.
Although religious education is a much-debated topic in present-day History of Religions, its study focuses almost exclusively on contemporary phenomena.
Exploring the Rich Dialogue That Shapes Our Shared Philosophical HeritageStep into a journey that transcends borders and epochs, revealing the profound conversations between Muslim and Western philosophers that have shaped the course of human thought.
Exploring the Rich Dialogue That Shapes Our Shared Philosophical HeritageStep into a journey that transcends borders and epochs, revealing the profound conversations between Muslim and Western philosophers that have shaped the course of human thought.
This book provides a critique of naturalistic views of subjects and agency, arguing that these are conditioned ways of conceiving of the mind and the cosmos.
