Islam in Post-Soviet Uzbekistan: The Morality of Experience

Johan Rasanayagam

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Introduction: towards an anthropology of moral reasoning 1. Islam and sociality in Pakhtabad and Samarkand 2. The new Soviet (Central Asian) person and the colonization of consciousness 3. Good and bad Islam after the Soviet Union: the instrumentalization of tradition 4. The practical hegemony of state discourse 5. The moral sources of experience: social, supernatural and material worlds 6. Moral reasoning through the experience of illness 7. Debating Islam through the spirits 8. Experience, intelligibility and tradition.

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