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BL
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1092054
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bc101342
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English
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| Main Entry
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Hafiz, Muneeb,1991-
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| Title & Author
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Can Muslims think? : : race, Islam, and the end of Europe /\ Muneeb Hafiz.
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| Publication Statement
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Lanham, Maryland :: Rowman & Littlefield,, [2022]
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1 online resource (xi, 372 pages) :: illustrations (chiefly color)
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| ISBN
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9781538165089
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: 1538165082
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9781538165072
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- What's in a Question? -- *** -- The Muslim as Postcolonial Predicament -- Race-ing the European Idea -- Writing Race into the Biopolitical -- A Note on "Race": State, Labor, Logic -- A Note on Method -- Part I: The Muslim Questioned -- *** -- Chapter 1: Distance -- The Disturbing Object -- Orientalism and Economies of Antonymy -- Islam: The Old Enemy Made New -- The Eastern Question and/as the Woman Question -- Preempting Muslim Criminality -- Chapter 2: Disclosure
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Radicalization and/in the Interrogation Room -- Muslim Vulnerability, Interrupted -- The Subject of Confession -- The Event of Disclosure -- Invention of Primary Phantasies -- Veiling the Racial Phantasm -- Chapter 3: Secrecy -- The Removal of Witnesses: Transgressive Life in the Delivery of Secret Justice -- Seeking the Status of Victimhood -- The Desire for Myth -- Part II: The Muslim Question -- *** -- Chapter 4: Proximity -- Improving the Native -- Integrating the Muslim -- Peculiar Coalitions in the Muslim Question -- How Should the Nation Mourn? -- Chapter 5: Affirmation
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The Translation of Difference -- The Everywhere Press Conference -- The Muslim Question of Democracy -- Narcissism of the Inessential -- Licensing the Removal of Limits -- Chapter 6: Publicity -- Have You Heard? Apparently, We're Racist -- Pronouncing (White) Innocence -- Reporting for Duty -- Engaging "The Muslimwoman" -- Televising the Muslim Question -- Listening to Statues That Speak -- Vouching for Muslim Humanity -- Part III: The Muslim Questioner -- Chapter 7: Refusal -- Refusing the Status of Victimhood -- The Recurring Terror of Racist Futurology -- Chapter 8: Transparency
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Denationalization of the Imagination -- The Questions of (Islamic) Feminism -- The Cage of Citizenship -- The Allure of Dehumanization -- Is This World White? -- The Absurd Wait/Weight of Race -- Chapter 9: Otherwise. Or, Coordinates for an Other World -- What Is an Order of Time? -- Retrieving the Other -- An Ethics of the Witness -- Ethical Vocabularies of the Muslim Questioner -- Exile -- Bibliography -- Index
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"This book presents a speculative theory of the (post)racial subject of Islamophobia"--
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Xenophobia-- Europe.
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White people-- Race identity-- Europe.
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Muslims-- Europe.
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Prejudices-- Europe.
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Racism-- Europe.
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Ethnic conflict-- Europe.
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Ethnic conflict.
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Muslims.
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Prejudices.
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Racism.
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White people-- Race identity.
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Xenophobia.
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Europe.
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| Dewey Classification
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305.80094
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| LC Classification
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HN440.S62H34 2022
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