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Wahhabis, unbelievers and the problems of exclusivism
Bulletin - British Society for Middle Eastern Studies, 1989The Wahhabi movement is now frequently seen as an especially violent manifestation of a much wider orthodox objection to the corrupt religion and immorality of the eighteenthand nineteenth-century Islamic lands. It is thus to be viewed as a part of the great revival of orthodoxy that first appeared within Indian Islam in the seventeenth century, being ...
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4. Against Linguistic Exclusivism
2013This chapter aims to clear away one major obstacle to constructive engagement between two traditions separated by the analytic-continental divide: what is called as linguistic philosophy (comprising Oxford ordinary language philosophy as well as the philosophy of the later L. Wittgenstein and his followers) and phenomenology.
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