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|a Cultural brokerage in premodern Islamic societies /
|c edited by Uriel Simonsohn and Luke Yarbrough.
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|a Edinburgh studies in classical Islamic history and culture
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|a "When we speak of 'Islamic societies' or 'Islamic civilisation', we often imply that there is something distinctive about cultures wherever Islam is prominent. Yet historians have rarely examined in detail how these cultures that we call 'Islamic' were formed in relation to neighbouring ones. This volume addresses that gap by focusing on cultural brokerage: the process by which an individual mediates between different cultural spheres, transferring and translating ideas, practices and institutions across boundaries, often with lasting effects. The collection proposes a robust, historically grounded theory of cultural brokerage and demonstrates its significance for understanding the formation and evolution of culture in Islamic societies. Through a series of empirically rich case studies, the contributors explore how cultural brokers operated in contexts including China, Mongolia, Central Asia, Byzantium, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Palestine, Egypt, North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula. Ranging from the seventh to the fifteenth century, and across domains such as theology, medicine, and the arts, the book reveals how brokers shaped Islamic culture in dialogue with other traditions, offering new directions for research into the making of Islamic civilisation." --
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|g Introduction:
|t Towards a theory of cultural brokerage in Islamic societies /
|r Uriel Simonsohn,
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|t 'Those who follow the guidance' : cross-cultural junctures in early Islamic documentary conventions /
|r Eugenio Garosi --
|t Christians facing the rise of Islam in the Levant : places of worship, building materials and figural images /
|r Mattia Guidetti --
|t Transcultural taste : brokers of the Arab cuisine /
|r Limor Yungman --
|t Moving beyond post-colonial approaches : grammar as an item of cultural brokerage between Byzantium and the Islamic world (seventh to eleventh centuries) /
|r Maria Mavroudi --
|t The whirlpool at work : divine attributes in a polemical milieu /
|r Sarah Stroumsa --
|t The Arabic translation of the Ghazālian Naṣīḥat al-mulūk : a case study in intra-cultural brokerage /
|r Louise Marlow --
|t 'The abode of Afrāsiyāb' : Muslim cultural brokers in Mongol Qaraqorum /
|r Michal Biran --
|t Chinese medicine as Tajriba in medieval Iran : on cultural brokerage, translation and empire /
|r Jonathan Brack --
|t Cultural brokers between Persianate and Arab Islam : ʻAjamī-Ḥanafī immigrants in the Mamlūk sultanate /
|r Or Amir --
|t The cultural brokerage of Nanjing's Muslim scholars and the formation of Islamic society in premodern China /
|r Hua Tao --
|t Trailing clouds of vagueness : on cultural transfers between anthropology and history /
|r Dionigi Albera --
|t Cultural brokerage : macro-historical fluctuations of a communicative infrastructure /
|r Daniel G. König.
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