Massimo Campanini
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1601299 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Massimo Campanini |
| PRENOMES | Massimo |
| SOBRENOME | Campanini |
| ASSINATURA | CAMPANINI M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Università di Trento |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1994 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Islamic Political Theology
Can we affirm that a political theology exists in Islam? This apparently simple question is the core of Massimo Capanini and Marco Di Donato's edited collection of essays. Considering the wide range of meanings of political theology this book contains essays written by different authors having their own, specific, and specialized, point of view on the topics, from Shia and Sunni political thought, to Islamic classic philosophy, and philosophers u…
The Idea of European Islam. Religion, Ethics, Politics and Perpetual Modernity, written by Mohammed Hashas
Contemporary Thought in the Muslim World. Trends, Themes and Issues, written by Carool Kersten
The Evidence of Meaning ( bayān al-maʿnā ) in the Ẓāhirī Approach to the Qur'an
The article carries on the project of a ‘Philosophical Qur'anology’, referring to the possibility of approaching the Qur'an as a philosophical book. Here I will focus on the concept of bayān, exploring the role of language in understanding more thoroughly the Qur'anic idea of God in relation with philosophical topics as ontology and epistemology. My idea is to read Qur'anic obviousness through the pair-couple of ẓāhir and bāṭin in order to make m…
Making the Arab World. Nasser, Qutb and the Clash that Shaped the Middle East, written by Gerges, Fawaz A
Gerges, Fawaz A. (2018) Making the Arab World. Nasser, Qutb and the Clash that Shaped the Middle East. Princeton, Princeton University Press, 484 pp., ISBN 978-0-691-16788-6.Fawaz Gerges’ last book is a welcome contribution to scholarship about contemporary Egyptian and Arab history, al-Nāṣir and the Muslim Brotherhood (Iḫwān). It is welcome mainly because the huge bibliography in Western languages that the author quotes demonstrates that an upda…
Al-Ġazālī e il problema del dissenso religioso (zandaqa)
Al-Ġazālī’s Fayṣal al-tafriqa bayn al-Islām waʾl-zandaqa was aimed to contest religious dissidents, especially Ismaʿili Fāṭimids, but also to promote religious peace in troubled times. It was a fatwā by which al-Ġazālī as a jurist and a muǧaddid planned to achieve a composition between harsh sectarian quarrels. This “mission” did not involve in itself “tolerance” towards opponents, but simply appeasement. Tolerance, however, is more an ethical an…
Towards a Philosophical Qur'anology
The idea developed in this paper is that of a philosophical Qur'anology, or al-falsafiyya al-Qurʾāniyya. It builds on the ideas elaborated in my most recent book, Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis, which set out to devise a systematic approach to a philosophical Qur'anology. In Philosophical Perspectives I argued that truth is manifestation or disclosure (a-letheia) in the Greek and Heideggerian sense, and I stressed that dis…
Armenians-Arians. The “Blood Myth”, the Race Laws of 1938 and the Armenians in Italy, written by Enrico Ferri
L’Islam contemporaneo. Sfide e riflessioni tra modernità e modernismo, written by Marco Demichelis
La caserma e la moschea. Militari e islamisti al potere in Sudan, written by Giorgio Musso
Distruggere il passato. L’iconoclastia dall’Islam all’Isis, written by Maria Bettetini
Notabili libici e funzionari italiani
Oliver Leaman, The Qur'an. A Philosophical Guide
Religion and Mind. Revisiting Imam Abdessalam Yassine’s Thought, written by D. Makboul and M. El Ghazi
Una terra di intersezioni. Storia e istituzioni della Palestina di età moderna, written by Felicita Tramontana
Islamism and Globalization in Jordan. The Muslim Brotherhood’s Quest for Hegemony, written by Daniele Atzori
Tunisia. La primavera della costituzione, written by Tania Groppi e Irene Spigno
L’Iran contemporaneo. Le sfide interne e internazionali di un paese strategico, written by Pejman Abdolmohammadi and Giampiero Cama
Averroes and Hegel on Religion and Philosophy
In a recent book, Catarina Belo dealt with Ibn Rušd’s and Hegel’s doctrines of the relations between philosophy and religion with special insight on knowledge. She contended that both preferred philosophy to religion as the best way to understand reality. In the article, I argue that the real importance of Ibn Rušd’s philosophy consists in being a means to reform society in connection with religion (Islam); while Hegel’s endorsement of Christiani…
Keys to the Arcana
Longing for democracy
The Arab revolts of 2011 raised new questions regarding democracy. On the one hand, a new kind of democracy is apparently born: the democracy of the multitude. On the other, Islam has been a major actor in the Arab revolts and presumably will play a growing role in the future. The article investigates if there is a new political model put forward by the foreseeable Islamic developments of the revolts. If we take for granted that there is not only…
Le rivolte arabe e le cautele dello storico
Arab revolts and the prudence of the historian deals from the point of view of historiography with four main topics concerning the so-called Arab spring of the last two years: the causes of the revolts (arguing that a wide consensus has been reached by the historians); the names of the revolts (arguing that every appellation reveals a particular interpretation); the role of mass media and social networks in the revolts (arguing that such a role m…
The Mu'tazila in Islamic History and Thought
The Mu'tazila was a current of thought that flourished in Iraq in the third/ninth century, but whose creative influences continued at least into the twelfth century. It had a fundamental role in Islamic history and thought, particularly in the early period when it became the state theology under the 'Abbasid caliph al-Ma'mun. The Mu'tazila developed a type of rationalism, partly influenced by Greek philosophy, based around three fundamental princ…
Alfarabi and the Foundation of Political Theology in Islam
Political theology is a field of study initiated in contemporary times by the German philosopher of politics Carl Schmitt in the 1920s.1 Political theology contends that political concepts and theological concepts are strictly linked and that the concepts of politics are in a sense derived from theology. Very recently, Giovanni Filoramo put the question as follows: [Political theology] is the historical and political study of the way theological …
Qur’ānic Hermeutics and Political Hegemony
The Mu'tazila in Islamic History and Thought
The Mu'tazila was a current of thought that flourished in Iraq in the third/ninth century, but whose creative influences continued at least into the twelfth century. It had a fundamental role in Islamic history and thought, particularly in the early period when it became the state theology under the 'Abbasid caliph al-Ma'mun. The Mu'tazila developed a type of rationalism, partly influenced by Greek philosophy, based around three fundamental princ…
Qur’ānic Hermeutics and Political Hegemony
Ḥiasan Ḥianafī e la Fenomenologia
L'A. expose la pensee d'Hasan Hanafi, pensee nourrie de phenomenologie et d'Islam. Il focalise son attention plus particulierement sur les consequences politique d'une telle pensee pour l'Islam. Hanafi se place deliberement dans une perspective teleologique. Mais c'est surtout la notion de dialogue qui ressort de maniere saillante : ce concept doit revolutionner le rapport que l'Islam entretient avec le politique
Ğihād e Società in Sayyid Quṭb
Il ḥadīṯ in una prospeitiva filosofica
L'Utopia Nel Pensiero Politico Dell'Islam. A Proposito del Medieval Islamic Political Thought di Patricia Crone
Qur'an and Science
My aim in the present article is to evaluate the meaning of the Qur’anic text as a linguistic system with its own objectivity by reference to an interpreter who – as Gadamer said – looks at the text with ‘positive prejudices’. The issue in question is how the passages of the Holy Text regarding natural sciences or the cosmological order of the universe can be read from a hermeneutical viewpoint, in a philosophical rather than a historical, gramma…
Democracy in the Islamic Political Concept
here is a wide debate about whether is consistent with democracy. A Many scholars argued that the question of a democratic has no mean ing at all, because the two terms are completely at odds. Surely, the question is highly controversial, for two reasons at least. The first one is that we need to avoid the so-called interpretation of Islam. The essentialist approa ches to (like Bernard Lewis' one) tendent occulter la diversit des r ali t s et des…
The Development of Political Institutions in Egypt
Since the publication of my early book La teoria del socialismo in Egino in 1987,1 I have never interrupted my research on cAbd al-N sir political ex perience in particular and on Egyptian history at large. An important study by cAl al-D n Hill l al-Dasuq , professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Cairo University, and prominent scholar of the political institutions in the Arab and Islamic world, stimulated my thoughts and I should like …
Qur’ānic Hermeutics and Political Hegemony
Alfarabi and the Foundation of Political Theology in Islam
Political theology is a field of study initiated in contemporary times by the German philosopher of politics Carl Schmitt in the 1920s.1 Political theology contends that political concepts and theological concepts are strictly linked and that the concepts of politics are in a sense derived from theology. Very recently, Giovanni Filoramo put the question as follows: [Political theology] is the historical and political study of the way theological …
The Mu'tazila in Islamic History and Thought
The Mu'tazila was a current of thought that flourished in Iraq in the third/ninth century, but whose creative influences continued at least into the twelfth century. It had a fundamental role in Islamic history and thought, particularly in the early period when it became the state theology under the 'Abbasid caliph al-Ma'mun. The Mu'tazila developed a type of rationalism, partly influenced by Greek philosophy, based around three fundamental princ…
Keys to the Arcana
Longing for democracy
The Arab revolts of 2011 raised new questions regarding democracy. On the one hand, a new kind of democracy is apparently born: the democracy of the multitude. On the other, Islam has been a major actor in the Arab revolts and presumably will play a growing role in the future. The article investigates if there is a new political model put forward by the foreseeable Islamic developments of the revolts. If we take for granted that there is not only…
Le rivolte arabe e le cautele dello storico
Arab revolts and the prudence of the historian deals from the point of view of historiography with four main topics concerning the so-called Arab spring of the last two years: the causes of the revolts (arguing that a wide consensus has been reached by the historians); the names of the revolts (arguing that every appellation reveals a particular interpretation); the role of mass media and social networks in the revolts (arguing that such a role m…
Religion and Mind. Revisiting Imam Abdessalam Yassine’s Thought, written by D. Makboul and M. El Ghazi
Una terra di intersezioni. Storia e istituzioni della Palestina di età moderna, written by Felicita Tramontana
Islamism and Globalization in Jordan. The Muslim Brotherhood’s Quest for Hegemony, written by Daniele Atzori
Tunisia. La primavera della costituzione, written by Tania Groppi e Irene Spigno
L’Iran contemporaneo. Le sfide interne e internazionali di un paese strategico, written by Pejman Abdolmohammadi and Giampiero Cama
Averroes and Hegel on Religion and Philosophy
In a recent book, Catarina Belo dealt with Ibn Rušd’s and Hegel’s doctrines of the relations between philosophy and religion with special insight on knowledge. She contended that both preferred philosophy to religion as the best way to understand reality. In the article, I argue that the real importance of Ibn Rušd’s philosophy consists in being a means to reform society in connection with religion (Islam); while Hegel’s endorsement of Christiani…
Oliver Leaman, The Qur'an. A Philosophical Guide
Towards a Philosophical Qur'anology
The idea developed in this paper is that of a philosophical Qur'anology, or al-falsafiyya al-Qurʾāniyya. It builds on the ideas elaborated in my most recent book, Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis, which set out to devise a systematic approach to a philosophical Qur'anology. In Philosophical Perspectives I argued that truth is manifestation or disclosure (a-letheia) in the Greek and Heideggerian sense, and I stressed that dis…
Armenians-Arians. The “Blood Myth”, the Race Laws of 1938 and the Armenians in Italy, written by Enrico Ferri
L’Islam contemporaneo. Sfide e riflessioni tra modernità e modernismo, written by Marco Demichelis
La caserma e la moschea. Militari e islamisti al potere in Sudan, written by Giorgio Musso
Distruggere il passato. L’iconoclastia dall’Islam all’Isis, written by Maria Bettetini
Philosophy (24 obras) · Islamic Studies and History (22 obras) · Political science (17 obras) · Theology (16 obras) · Islam (13 obras) · Law (13 obras) · Art (11 obras) · Humanities (11 obras) · Politics (10 obras) · Religious studies (9 obras)