Abrahim H Khan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 955274 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Abrahim H Khan |
| NOMBRES | Abrahim H |
| APELLIDO | Khan |
| FIRMA | KHAN A H |
| AFILIACIONES | Trinity College, University of Toronto |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0544-5466 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Uncertainty, Flourishing, and Existential Psychotherapy
This paper discusses an alternative way of thinking about self as a psychosocial dynamic process advanced by Muhammad Iqbal (1876–1935), a cosmopolitan philosopher-psychologist of Indo-Islamic heritage. His model of self is advanced here as a resource for an existential psychotherapy approach more hospitable for working with mental health clients of an Islamic cultural background than approaches informed by the existential thinking strand in a Eu…
Imperial Genealogies of Minority Management and Protection
This article provides imperial genealogies for two legal measures associated with the intensification of the ongoing crisis of citizenship for religious minorities in India: the citizenship verification exercise referred to as the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and the Citizenship Amendment Act of 2019 (CAA). By resituating these exercises within the mid-nineteenth-century emergence of practices of delegating administrative authority sans re…
The United Nations and the Question of Palestine
The Spiritual Exercises of Antonio Cassese and the Re-Forming of a ‘European Tradition’ of International Law
This article describes Antonio Cassese’s vital influence on the ‘European tradition of international law’ through an attentiveness to those specific activities through which Cassese, as heir, received this tradition and through which Cassese, as ancestor, transmitted it. The specific activity that the article chooses to describe is that of writing – one of the several activities through which a tradition might be transmitted and received. It does…
Kierkegaard Americanus
Sren Aabye Kierkegaard presents an extraordinary challenge not only to scholars in philosophy and theology but also other human sciences. The genius of his numerous writings has inspired many scholars and researchers down the decades, and the number of profound interpretations continues to grow, globally. This study focuses on the hermeneutical question his work provokes. It is a problem to understand the nuances of Kierkegaard's Danish language …
For “…those who…lost their Utopias…but…still rebel…”
The southern jurist as a teacher of laws
Upendra Baxi in our times
Ghostly Visitations
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Tragedy's Law(s)
This article seeks to receive Peter Fitzpatrick’s foundational work on postcolonial jurisprudence, The Mythology of Modern Law, today – a historical moment of profound crisis. It argues that in order to carry forward the task that this groundbreaking book sets for itself, and thus to enact one mode of receiving it, we need to stage tragedies of modern international law. In doing so, it develops upon a body of scholarship reflecting on the particu…
International lawyers in the aftermath of disasters
In the present lives in the postcolony are beset by relentless disasters, generating great suffering and loss. How should an international lawyer conduct herself in response? Resisting the urge to construct these times as entirely unprecedented, this article attempts a response by drawing out the conduct of two ancestral Third World international lawyers responding to disasters in their own time. It reveals how disasters never simply occur but ar…
Inheriting a Tragic Ethos
This terrible thing we're witnessing now is Not unique; you know it happened before Or something like it. We're not at a loss how to think about it We're not without guidance... Anne Carson, Antigonick (2012). International law can, and times has, involved the performance of another way of living with, of accepting, uncertainty... Anne Orford, The Destiny of International Law (2005). We in the postcolony currently inhabit times constituted by the…
The Permanent Quest for a Mandate
The purpose of the article is to critique the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues from the point of view of its (self-declared) role as the implementing body of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Our main concern lies with what the activities of the Permanent Forum entail with regard to the scope and substance of Indigenous rights, with a focus on human rights as distinct from a group right of self-determination.…
Interdependence of Religion and Mainstream International Diplomacy with Reference to South and South East Asia
Kierkegaard as Fire Chief in post-1848 Denmark
Kierkegaard uses the metaphor of a fire chief in his attack literature of 1854-55. With that metaphor in mind, a word list for the Danish text Judge for Yourselves! is examined statistically to find the answers to two questions: (1) Is the text a transition piece between the Postscript and the attack literature of 1854-55? (2) Does the lexical evidence support the text's description of the dominant socio-historical realities in the post-1848 clim…
Melancholy
Fragments of Infinity
Trendelenburg's Influence on Kierkegaard's Modal Categories Arnold B. Come Montreal
Leslie Dewart's Evolution and Consciousness
The Concept of Anxiety
Kierkegaard's two Forms of Conscious Despair
A History of Islamic Philosophy Majid Fakhry New York
Muhammad as object and subject
Kali-mai puja in Guyana
Nature ontologique de ce rituel de guerison en Guyane (anciennement Britannique), dans les communautes hindouistes
Mélanges
Kali-mai puja in Guyana
Nature ontologique de ce rituel de guerison en Guyane (anciennement Britannique), dans les communautes hindouistes
Kierkegaard's conception of evil
Kierkegaard's Religion A and Religion B
Kali-mai puja in Guyana
Nature ontologique de ce rituel de guerison en Guyane (anciennement Britannique), dans les communautes hindouistes
Mélanges
Muhammad as object and subject
A History of Islamic Philosophy Majid Fakhry New York
Kierkegaard's two Forms of Conscious Despair
The Concept of Anxiety
Leslie Dewart's Evolution and Consciousness
Trendelenburg's Influence on Kierkegaard's Modal Categories Arnold B. Come Montreal
Fragments of Infinity
Melancholy
Kierkegaard as Fire Chief in post-1848 Denmark
Kierkegaard uses the metaphor of a fire chief in his attack literature of 1854-55. With that metaphor in mind, a word list for the Danish text Judge for Yourselves! is examined statistically to find the answers to two questions: (1) Is the text a transition piece between the Postscript and the attack literature of 1854-55? (2) Does the lexical evidence support the text's description of the dominant socio-historical realities in the post-1848 clim…
Interdependence of Religion and Mainstream International Diplomacy with Reference to South and South East Asia
The Permanent Quest for a Mandate
The purpose of the article is to critique the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues from the point of view of its (self-declared) role as the implementing body of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Our main concern lies with what the activities of the Permanent Forum entail with regard to the scope and substance of Indigenous rights, with a focus on human rights as distinct from a group right of self-determination.…
International lawyers in the aftermath of disasters
In the present lives in the postcolony are beset by relentless disasters, generating great suffering and loss. How should an international lawyer conduct herself in response? Resisting the urge to construct these times as entirely unprecedented, this article attempts a response by drawing out the conduct of two ancestral Third World international lawyers responding to disasters in their own time. It reveals how disasters never simply occur but ar…
Inheriting a Tragic Ethos
This terrible thing we're witnessing now is Not unique; you know it happened before Or something like it. We're not at a loss how to think about it We're not without guidance... Anne Carson, Antigonick (2012). International law can, and times has, involved the performance of another way of living with, of accepting, uncertainty... Anne Orford, The Destiny of International Law (2005). We in the postcolony currently inhabit times constituted by the…
Ghostly Visitations
A summary is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content.
Tragedy's Law(s)
This article seeks to receive Peter Fitzpatrick’s foundational work on postcolonial jurisprudence, The Mythology of Modern Law, today – a historical moment of profound crisis. It argues that in order to carry forward the task that this groundbreaking book sets for itself, and thus to enact one mode of receiving it, we need to stage tragedies of modern international law. In doing so, it develops upon a body of scholarship reflecting on the particu…
Kierkegaard Americanus
Sren Aabye Kierkegaard presents an extraordinary challenge not only to scholars in philosophy and theology but also other human sciences. The genius of his numerous writings has inspired many scholars and researchers down the decades, and the number of profound interpretations continues to grow, globally. This study focuses on the hermeneutical question his work provokes. It is a problem to understand the nuances of Kierkegaard's Danish language …
For “…those who…lost their Utopias…but…still rebel…”
The southern jurist as a teacher of laws
Upendra Baxi in our times
The Spiritual Exercises of Antonio Cassese and the Re-Forming of a ‘European Tradition’ of International Law
This article describes Antonio Cassese’s vital influence on the ‘European tradition of international law’ through an attentiveness to those specific activities through which Cassese, as heir, received this tradition and through which Cassese, as ancestor, transmitted it. The specific activity that the article chooses to describe is that of writing – one of the several activities through which a tradition might be transmitted and received. It does…
Uncertainty, Flourishing, and Existential Psychotherapy
This paper discusses an alternative way of thinking about self as a psychosocial dynamic process advanced by Muhammad Iqbal (1876–1935), a cosmopolitan philosopher-psychologist of Indo-Islamic heritage. His model of self is advanced here as a resource for an existential psychotherapy approach more hospitable for working with mental health clients of an Islamic cultural background than approaches informed by the existential thinking strand in a Eu…
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