Ancient Religions, Modern Politics by Cook, Michael -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Contents Preface Part One: Identity

Introduction to Part One 1 • Islam and identity

1. Introduction 2. Pre-modern ethnic identity: Turks and Trojans 3. Pre-modern ethnic identity: the Islamic factor 4. Eighteenth-century identity politics 5. Pre-modern Muslim identity: formation and decay 6. The residue of Muslim identity on the eve of modern times 7. Modern ethnic and Muslim identity: expectations 8. Modern ethnic and Muslim identity: realizations 9. Muslim identity and geopolitics 10. Conclusion

2 • Hinduism and identity

1. Introduction 2. The weakness of pre-modern ethnic and Hindu identity 3. Aspects of Hindu coherence 4. Modern ethnic and Hindu identity 5. Rallying Hindus against Muslims 6. What are the Hindu nationalists? 7. Conclusion

3 • Catholicism and identity in Latin America

1. Introduction 2. The Virgin of Guadalupe 3. High expectations 4. Low realizations 5. Explaining the gap 6. Conclusion

Conclusion to Part One

Part Two: Values

Introduction to Part Two 4 • Society

1. Introduction 2. Islam 3. Hinduism 4. Latin American Catholicism 5. Religious elites 6. Conclusion

5 • Warfare

1. Introduction 2. Islam 3. Hinduism 4. Latin American Catholicism 5. Conclusion

6 • Divine jealousy

1. Introduction 2. Islam 3. Hinduism 4. Latin American Catholicism 5. Conclusion

7 • Polity

1. Introduction 2. Islam 3. Hinduism 4. Latin American Catholicism 5. Conclusion

Conclusion to Part Two

Part Three: Fundamentalism

Introduction to Part Three 8 • Islam and fundamentalism

1. Introduction 2. Form 3. Substance: identity 4. Substance: values 5. Fundamentalism, conservatism, and modernism 6. Conclusion

9 • Hinduism and fundamentalism

1. Introduction 2. Form 3. Substance: identity 4. Substance: values 5. Fundamentalism, conservatism, and modernism 6. Conclusion

10 • Latin American Catholicism and fundamentalism

1. Introduction 2. Form 3. Substance 4. Fundamentalism, conservatism, and modernism 5. Conclusion

Conclusion to Part Three

Afterword

1. Looking back 2. Looking ahead

Appendix: “Hindu fundamentalism” and the Fundamentalism Project Bibliography Index