Rémi Chéno After a short foray into the Jain logic and its model for the status of enunciation in a debate, Rémi Chéno pursues his research on the possibility of a pluralistic approach to religions. In his famous book, The Nature of Doctrine, 1984, George Lindbeck opposed the cultural-linguistic model, now called post-liberal model, to the
Jean Druel icon-calendar September 2015‒September 2020 In her PhD research (1992, published in 1995 under the title Les voies de la transmission du Kitāb de Sībawayhi, Brill) Geneviève Humbert has reveaIed the existence of a North African (Kairouan?) parchment of Sībawayh’s Kitāb, probably dated 5th/11th century. It’s a very rare parchment
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Ahmad Wagih Doctorant en théologie musulmane à Dār al-ʿUlūm (Université du Caire) icon-calendar Mardi 19 mai 2015 à 17h00 Ibn Taymiyya (m. 728/1328) occupe une place très particulière dans la tradition musulmane. Il accusait régulièrement les oulémas de son époque d’avoir une approche non critique des sciences musulmanes, ce qui
Call for papers: MIDEO 33 (2018) Islam and religions. The topic is not new. At the time of early Islam, it referred to the relations and interactions between Muslims and non-Muslims. In the first centuries of Islam, it was discussed in the context of treaties on dogmas and practices of different
Emilio Platti, « The Dominican contribution to Christian-Muslim dialogue » in: Philippiniana sacra 51/153, mai-août 2016 (“800 years of the Order of Preachers”), p. 463‒486.
Alberto Ambrosio, « Incontro a Roma su islam e terrorismo ‒ Quando il dialogo si fa in moschea » in: Osservatore Romano, 13 mai 2016.
Alberto Fabio Ambrosio, « Libertà religiosa : Diritto di libertà interiore », in: Missioni consolata 118, Gennaio-febbraio 2016, p. 63‒67.
Emilio Platti, « Dal Saladino agli Ottomani : L’Egitto, le sue scuole islamiche e l’ortodossia sunnita », in: dans : Luciano Vaccaro (éd.), Popoli, religioni e Chiese lungo il corso del Nilo, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Città del Vaticano, Gazzada Schianno : Fondazione Ambrosiana Paolo VI, 2015, p. 300-321.
Adrien Candiard, « L’Egitto sciita : la dinastia fatimide » in: Luciano Vaccaro (éd.), Popoli, religioni e Chiese lungo il corso del Nilo, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Città del Vaticano, Gazzada Schianno : Fondazione Ambrosiana Paolo VI, 2015, p. 189−299.
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