Islam and globalization
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Islam and globalization
PLAN DE COURS 201 5/201 6 ACADEMIC SYLLABUS 201 5/201 6 DISCIPLINE Histoire Titre du cours Course title Islam AND GLOBALIZATION Langue Language english Nom de l’enseignant/ Name of the lecturer Fonction / Employeur Position / Employee Heures Hours 22 ECTS Année du Diplôme 4 2A LE HOUEROU Fabienne Directeur de Recherche (MIGRINTER-Poitiers)CNRS-Chercheure associée IREMAM Contact : Objectifs du cours / Course objectives Compétences acquises/ Learning outcomes [email protected] ’Evolution historique de l’islam mondialisé des origines jusqu’à l’empire ottoman -Compréhension des fondamentaux de l’histoire et la civilisation islamique Contenu du cours par session/ Course content per session Nombre d’heures/ Number of hours Islam and Globalization Each course is 2 hours This course is an introduction to Islam in connection with the complexities of globalization. The first part of the course will insist on the main important principles or fundamentals of Islam religion : the Holy Quran and the prophet, the shari’a law, the two Jihads, the five pillar of Islam, the most important juridical schools . In the second part of the course we will define the different interpretation of globalization and then analyze in chronological order the different ages of globalization of Islam. UNE GRANDE ÉCOLE EN PROVENCE INSTITUT D’ÉTUDES POLITIQUES D’AIX-EN-PROVENCE 25, rue Gaston de Saporta - 13625 Aix-en-Provence Cedex 1 - Tél. : 04 42 17 01 60 - Fax : 04 42 96 36 99 www.sciencespo-aix.fr The first age of globalization starting with the spread of Islam and the Arab conquest (750 C.E) through a large network of trade routes stretching from southern Africa to China and from the South-East Asian archipelago into the mountains and valleys of central Asia. The agents for spreading Islam are the scholars and the Holy men adept at “Islamizing” local cults. Thus showing the remarkable flexibility of Islam during the first age or “childhood” of Islam. The second age of globalization is corresponding to the western warfare in the age of crusades from 1000-1 300. It is a globalization through violence, invasion and conflict and the beginning of a manichaean image of the “oriental space”. We will study the third age of globalization through the rise of the Ottoman Empire. From 18th century to the 20th century we will explore the fourth age of globalization when most of the Muslim world will come under direct or indirect control of Europe’s supremacy. The colonial experience is a fundamental historical period. The idea (in the West) that Islam is inherently violent is the result of that recent colonial history. In conclusion we will examine the fifth age of globalization during the postcolonial period from 1960 to the present. The last lesson will analyze the Arab springs in 2011 (Tunisia, Egypt, Libya) on a historical and global perspective with the coming of the digital age. -The five pillars -The Quran -Islamic laws - The first age of globalization (the rashidouns) -The second age (Ummeyad Empire) -The third Age (Abbasid Empire) -The fourth Age (Ottoman Empire) -Esprit de synthèse -Capacité à associer différents domaines de connaissances pour comprendre une civilisation Méthodes d’évaluation Sur quoi sera basée la note finale? / Method of assessment What will the final grade be based on? UNE GRANDE ÉCOLE EN PROVENCE INSTITUT D’ÉTUDES POLITIQUES D’AIX-EN-PROVENCE 25, rue Gaston de Saporta - 13625 Aix-en-Provence Cedex 1 - Tél. : 04 42 17 01 60 - Fax : 04 42 96 36 99 www.sciencespo-aix.fr Dissertation related to what will be studied during the course Type d’évaluation/ Type of evaluation Durée/ Dissertation de 3 heures su un thème étudié en cours en cours Duration: 3 hours Bibliographie – Auteur, titre, année, éditeur/ Bibliography – Author, title, year, publisher • References 1) Fundamentals about Islam Arkoun Mohammed, La pensée arabe, 6ème édition, Paris, PUF, 2003, 127 p. Berque Jacques, Relire le Coran, Albin Michel, Paris, 1993. Chebel, Malek, l’Islam expliqué, Perrin, Paris, 2007, 257 p. Collignon Bernard, Le petit livre des grandes fêtes religieuses, Laestrene, 2006, 154p. Delcambre Anne-Marie, l’Islam, 4éme édition, La Découverte, Paris, 122p. Godin Asmaa, Les Sciences du Coran, Al Qalam, 1992, 319 p. DUPRET B., 1995, “La sharia comme référent législatif - du droit positif à l’anthropologie du droit”, Revue interdisciplinaire d’études juridiques, 34, pp. 99-155. Lippman Thomas, Understanding Islam : An Introduction to the Muslim World, New American Library, New York, 1982, 196 p. Montgomery Watt, Muhammad: Prophet and Statesman, Oxford University Press, New York, UNE GRANDE ÉCOLE EN PROVENCE INSTITUT D’ÉTUDES POLITIQUES D’AIX-EN-PROVENCE 25, rue Gaston de Saporta - 13625 Aix-en-Provence Cedex 1 - Tél. : 04 42 17 01 60 - Fax : 04 42 96 36 99 www.sciencespo-aix.fr London, 1961, 246p. Rodinson Maxime, Mahomet, Seuil, Paris, 1994. Dictionnaire Encyclopédique du Coran. 2) Globalized Islam AHMED A. S., DONNAN H., Eds., 1994, Islam, Globalization and Postmodernity, New York, Routledge. BASTIAN J.-P., CHAMPION FR., ROUSSELET C., Dir., 2001, La globalisation du religieux, Paris, L’Harmattan. BYRNES T. A., KATZENSTEIN, P. J., Dir., 2006, Religion in an Expanding Europe, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press. Claude Cahen, Orient et Occident au temps des croisades, 302 pages (1983) (restitue les croisades dans le contexte d'une histoire méditerranéenne), éditions Aubier Montaigne (24 septembre 1992). (ISBN 2700720164 et 978-2700720167) L'Islam, des origines au début de l'Empire ottoman, poche, 413 pages (réédition mise à jour ), éditions Hachette Littérature (17 septembre 1997). (ISBN 2012788521 et 978-2012788527) ROY O., 2002, L’islam mondialisé, Paris, Seuil. Mini CV de l’enseignant/ Mini CV of the lecturer Fabienne Le Houérou is a Director of research at CNRS at MIGRINTER (Poitiers) and Associate UNE GRANDE ÉCOLE EN PROVENCE INSTITUT D’ÉTUDES POLITIQUES D’AIX-EN-PROVENCE 25, rue Gaston de Saporta - 13625 Aix-en-Provence Cedex 1 - Tél. : 04 42 17 01 60 - Fax : 04 42 96 36 99 www.sciencespo-aix.fr Researcher at IREMAM (Aix-en-Provence) She is the editor of the collection “Mondes en Mouvements” at l’Harmattan in Paris and edits science and video a human science review. She is a contemporary Historian and specialist of Visual Anthropology. Specialist of Humanitarian crises and international migrations she has broadcasted many documentary films related to forced migrations and Refugee Studies. She is associated to the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative. PHOTO (non obligatoire) UNE GRANDE ÉCOLE EN PROVENCE INSTITUT D’ÉTUDES POLITIQUES D’AIX-EN-PROVENCE 25, rue Gaston de Saporta - 13625 Aix-en-Provence Cedex 1 - Tél. : 04 42 17 01 60 - Fax : 04 42 96 36 99 www.sciencespo-aix.fr