Feillard Andrée (12 results)

Paperback. Condition: As New. Text clean and tight; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 276 pages.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. pages 199 - 230. in French.

Soft cover. Condition: New. 216 pages. English, French, or Indonesian. Nécrologies 3 - 6 Echos de la recherche 7 - 26 Southeast Asian Studies in South China (Guanzhou, October 28-31, 1990) [article] 7 - 9 sem-linkHenk Schulte Nordholt Référence bibliographique La Septième Rencontre Littéraire Nousantarienne (Singapour, 13-16 juin 1991) [article] 10 - 12 sem-linkLaurent Metzger Plan Référence bibliographique Le 8e Colloque des Etudes Malaises et Indonésiennes en Europe (Kungälv, Suède, 15-20 juin 1991) [article] 13 - 17 sem-linkDenys Lombard Plan Documents liés Référence bibliographique Une Conférence Internationale sur les Etudes Balinaises (Princeton, 8-13 juillet 1991) [article] 18 - 20 sem-linkMichel Picard Plan Référence bibliographique Madura à l'honneur au KITLV (Leyde, 7-11 octobre 1991) [article] 21 - 23 sem-linkLaurence Husson Plan Référence bibliographique Le Sixième Congrès International d'Histoire Indo-Portugaise (Macau, 22-26 octobre 1991) [article] 24 - 26 sem-linkDenys Lombard Plan Documents liés Référence bibliographique Réseaux marchands 27 - 72 Etudes islamiques 73 - 112 Images 115 - 166 Chronique du temps présent 167 - 183 Comptes-rendus 185 - 216.

Condition: Neuf.

Couverture souple. Condition: Très bon état. In-8 broché 24,0 cm sur 16,0. 248 pages. Très bon état d'occasion.

Translated. 336pp, glossary, index, paperback. Long cited as a model of harmonious cohabitation between different religions, the most populous Muslim country in the world until recently occupied a special place in the Western imagination. Indonesia, home to a peaceful version of Islam, offered a reassuring counter-model to a rowdy and accusatory Arab Islam. Since 1999, however, confrontations between Christians and Muslims in the Moluccas, excesses of vigilantism in Sulawesi, and espcially the Bali and Jakarta bombings have shattered these simplistic stereotypes. For many terrorism experts - often self-proclaimed - Indonesia's mutation confirmed the hackneyed thesis that equated obscurantism with Islam, and saw violent outbreaks as an inevitable consequence. The End of Innocence is far removed from the hollow analyses underlying this essentialist thesis. The book positions the evolution of Indonesian Islam in the broader context of the recent history of the archipelago, and provides a rigorous analysis of the origins and causes of the 'radical temptation,' deciphering its simplistic ideology and showing how it has been nourished by political manipulation. The authors, both historians specializing in Indonesian Islam, describe the hold of religious extremism as well as the strong resistance it has provoked in a country that has quickly become one of the key spots in the upheavals occuring throughout the Muslim world.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Echos de la recherche 3 - 18 The Conference on Capitalist Plantations in Colonial Asia, Amsterdam, September 26-29, 1990, Amsterdam. A Report [article] 3 - 10 sem-linkPaul E. Baak Plan Référence bibliographique La conférence de l'ASEA SUK sur le développement du tourisme en Asie du Sud-Est (Hull, 25-28 mars 1991) [article] 11 - 13 sem-linkMichel Picard Plan Référence bibliographique European Conference on Philippines Studies 1991, Amsterdam, 22-25 avril 1991 [article] 14 - 18 sem-linkJean-Paul Potet 219 pages. English, French, or Indonesian. Plan Référence bibliographique Notes et Documents 19 - 52 Etudes 53 - 120 Images 121 - 131 Syair Melayu 133 - 176 Comptes rendus 177 - 219.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. 275 pages : maps ; 24 cm.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 384 pages. French language. 9.45x6.30x1.26 inches. In Stock.

Condition: new. vendeur professionnel. Expedition en 24/48h.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. vii, 336 pages ; 23 cm. Long cited as a model of harmonious cohabitation between different religions, the most populous Muslim country in the world until recently occupied a special place in the Western imagination. Indonesia, home to a peaceful version of Islam, offered a reassuring counter-model to a rowdy and accusatory Arab Islam. Since 1999, however, confrontations between Christians and Muslims in the Moluccas, excesses of vigilantism in Sulawesi, and espcially the Bali and Jakarta bombings have shattered these simplistic stereotypes. For many terrorism experts - often self-proclaimed - Indonesia's mutation confirmed the hackneyed thesis that equated obscurantism with Islam, and saw violent outbreaks as an inevitable consequence. The End of Innocence is far removed from the hollow analyses underlying this essentialist thesis. The book positions the evolution of Indonesian Islam in the broader context of the recent history of the archipelago, and provides a rigorous analysis of the origins and causes of the 'radical temptation,' deciphering its simplistic ideology and showing how it has been nourished by political manipulation. The authors, both historians specializing in Indonesian Islam, describe the hold of religious extremism as well as the strong resistance it has provoked in a country that has quickly become one of the key spots in the upheavals occuring throughout the Muslim world.

Couverture souple. Condition: bon. R260119048: 2002. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 95 pages. . . . Classification Dewey : 959-Asie du Sud-Est.