Stato civile e cultura politica islamica. Una riflessione antropologica

A partire dal dibattito tra Clifford Geertz, Talal Asad e Ernest Gellner su tradizioni religiose, ethos e potere, l’articolo propone una riflessione sulle dinamiche politico-intellettuali che hanno portato alcuni movimenti islamici e secolari, in Medio Oriente, a formulare dei progetti di organizzazione sociale/istituzionale incentrati sul modello dello Stato civile. Il dibattito su questa forma di Stato è durato oltre un secolo ed è tornato al centro del discorso pubblico islamico dopo le rivoluzioni del 2010/2011. L’articolo indaga le circostanze storico-politiche e le relazioni di potere/autorità attraverso le quali il modello dello Stato civile è stato elaborato e riadattato dal pubblico islamico contemporaneo, in particolare in Egitto e in Tunisia

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