Law, society, and the anthropology of noncontemporaneous contemporary

The divergent theorizations of law and society in Parts I and II push Forgiveness work beyond its argument for the semiautonomy of the state and society. It suggests a radical semiautonomous political theology and philosophy of the state and society without reflecting on the implication of this finding. Part I, nonetheless, highlights the political-theological stakes of modern Islamic jurisprudence, pushing against the theorization of Islamic ethics in terms of the care of the self, including "adjacent selves" (Mahmood 2004; Das 2010; Agrama 2012

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• The Bewitched City

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• The Calligraphic StateTextual Domination and History in a Muslim Society

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• The Philosophy of the Enlightenment.

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• City of Knowledge in Twentieth Century Iran

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• Agamben and Politics

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• Politics of Rightful Killing

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• Politics of Piety

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• The Kingdom and the Glory

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• Dialectic of Ijtihad

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• The Impossible State

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• Constitutionalism, economic modernization and Islam in the writings of Mirza Yusef Khan Mostashar od‐Dowle

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• For the Love of the Prophet

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• Lifeworlds

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• Questioning Secularism

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• Law and Social Change

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• Muslim Becoming

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• The Highest Poverty

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• The Subject of Virtue

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• The slip of a philosopher and the sinking of the ship

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