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PUBLICATIONS Online publications January 2024 Comparative Studies of Civilisations and Spiritualities

Religiographies vol.3 n.2

Open-access and peer-reviewed journal, curated by the Centre for Comparative Studies of Civilisations and Spiritualities at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini.

With an interdisciplinary approach, Religiographies fosters dialogue between historians, sociologists, anthropologists, philosophers, and psychologists on three main themes: mysticism, esotericism, and spirituality.

 

This special issue of Religiographies aims to explore and analyse contemporary cases of the use of Muḥyiddīn Ibn ʿArabī’s (d. 1240) thought and to shed light on the motivations, dynamics and methods behind his interpretations. In order to improve the understanding and variety of the claims and to distinguish between the common links and the peculiarities of those cases, we would like to answer several questions, including: Which concepts of Ibn ʿArabī are most commonly used to address contemporary issues? How have they changed over the centuries? What aspects of Ibn ʿArabī’s paradoxical thought are emphasised or, on the contrary, downplayed by new exegetes? How is Ibn ʿArabī’s thought integrated or not into the broader spectrum of the Islamic intellectual tradition?

ISSN 2974-6469

Religiographies vol.3 n.2

Special Issue: “Reviving Muhyi al-Din: Contemporary Uses of Ibn ʿArabi’s Thought and Reinventions of Islam” edited by Mark J. Sedgwick and Gregory Vandamme

The Many Lives of  Ibn ʿArabi’s Thought

[1-5] Editoriale | Mark J. Sedgwick, Aarhus University - Gregory Vandamme, FNRS/UCLouvain

Ibn ʿArabi between East and West: Henry Corbin and Guénonian Traditionalism

[25-45] Articolo | Hadi Fakhoury, Clare College/University of Cambridge

The Place of Ibn ʿArabi in the Theologico-Political Thought of Ahmad Fardid

[46-63] Articolo | Ahmad Bostani, Kharazmi University - Rasoul Namazi, Duke Kunshan University

The Oceanic Shaykh and the Sea Without Shore: Nuh Keller’s Polemical-Image of Ibn ʿArabi

[64-87] Articolo | Elvira Kulieva, University of Freiburg (Germany)

Re-Spiritualising the World: Ibn ʿArabi in the Thought of Faouzi Skali

[88-102] Articolo | Ricarda Stegmann, University of Fribourg (Switzerland)

“Looking for Muhyiddin”

[128-136] Heterographies | Nacer Khemir

“Looking for Muhyiddin” (original French version)

[137-145] Heterographies | Nacer Khemir

The Dot and the Saint

[146-157] Heterographies | Michele Petrone - Eyas Alshayeb

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