Islam in the public sphere : religious groups in India, 1900-1947

Dietrich Reetz

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LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS GLOSSARY INTRODUCTION CHAPTER I. THE CONCEPT OF THE PUBLIC SPHERE AND ITS EVOLUTION CHAPTER II. THE ISLAMIC ACTIVISTS AND THEIR MOVEMENTS IN INDIA CHAPTER III. RELIGIOUS DISCOURSE AND CONTESTED DOCTRINES CHAPTER IV. PUBLIC ACTION AND POLITICAL MEANING CHAPTER V. SOCIAL COMMITMENT AND A NEW SOCIETY CONCLUSION APPENDIX I AND II BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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