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Cultural Sociology of the Middle East, Asia, and Africa

CULTURAL SOCIOLOGY OF THE MIDDLE EAST ASIA & AFRICA 4V

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
About the Volume Editor.
Introduction.
Reader&#x0027;s Guide.
List of Articles.
List of Contributors.
Chronology.
1: The Middle East.
2: Prehistory to 1250.
3: Abbasids.
4: Abraham, Hagar, and Ishmael.
5: Agriculture.
6: Al-Farabi, Abu Nasr.
7: Al-Ghazali.
8: Ali.
9: Alphabet Origins.
10: Al-Rashid, Harun.
11: Archaeology.
12: Architecture.
13: Art.
14: Assassins.
15: Byzantines and Sassanians.
16: Byzantium.
17: Christianity.
18: Cities and Urban Culture.
19: Conquest and Expansion.
20: Crusades.
21: Cuneiform and Origins of Writing.
22: Dhimmi and Minority Religions.
23: Economy.
24: Egypt.
25: Entertainment.
26: Family Life and Structure.
27: Firdawsi.
28: Food.
29: Genghis Khan.
30: Ibn Rushd (Averroes).
31: Ibn Sina (Avicenna).
32: Iran (Persia).
33: Islamic Government (Caliphate).
34: Judaism.
35: Khadija, Aishah, and Fatimah.
36: Koran.
37: Languages.
38: Learning.
39: Literature.
40: Madrasa.
41: Mathematics.
42: Medicine.
43: Mesopotamian Civilizations.
44: Muhammad.
45: Music.
46: North Africa.
47: Pastoral Nomadism.
48: Philosophy.
49: Race and Color.
50: Rashidun.
51: Saladin.
52: Sassanians.
53: Science.
54: Seljuk Domination.
55: Sharia.
56: Slavery.
57: Spain, Muslim.
58: Sufism.
59: Syria.
60: Tribal Society.
61: Turkish Slaves and Power.
62: Ulama.
63: Umar.
64: Umayyads.
65: Women.
66: Zoroastrianism.
67: 1250 to 1920.
68: Abduh, Muhammad.
69: Agriculture and Pastoralism.
70: Al-Din al-Afghani, Jamal.
71: Arab Revolt.
72: Arabi Pasha.
73: Architecture.
74: Art.
75: Baghdad, Fall of to Mongols.
76: Colonialism and Mandates.
77: Constitutionalism.
78: European Economic Impact.
79: Family Life and Structure.
80: Fatimids.
81: Food.
82: Health.
83: Ibn Khaldun.
84: Imperialism.
85: Literature.
86: Mamluk Dynasty.
87: Mathematics.
88: Minority Religions.
89: Mongols and Il-Khans.
90: Muhammad &#x2018;Ali.
91: Music.
92: Nationalism.
93: Oil.
94: Ottoman Asian Conquests.
95: Ottoman Balkan Conquests.
96: Ottoman Decline and Fragmentation.
97: Ottoman Empire (Summary).
98: Ottoman Institutions, Capitulations.
99: Ottoman Institutions, Devshirme.
100: Ottoman Institutions, Millet System.
101: Ottoman Origins.
102: Ottoman Society.
103: Ottoman Tanzimat Reforms.
104: Philosophy.
105: Qajar Dynasty.
106: Race and Color.
107: Rumi.
108: Safavid and Shi&#x0027;i Iran.
109: Saudis.
110: Science.
111: Shah &#x2018;Abbas.
112: Sharia.
113: Shia.
114: Slavery.
115: Suez Canal.
116: Sufism.
117: S&#x00FC;leyman the Magnificent.
118: Sunni.
119: Tamerlane.
120: Turkish and Mongol Impact.
121: Wahhabis.
122: Women.
123: World War I.
124: Young Turks.
125: 1920 to Present.
126: Al-Assad, Hafez.
127: Al-Banna, Hassan.
128: Arab Monarchies.
129: Arab Republics.
130: Arab Spring.
131: Architecture.
132: Art.
133: Ataturk, Mustafa Kemal.
134: Colonialism and Mandates.
135: Corruption.
136: Economies, New.
137: Educational Reform.
138: Family Life and Structure.
139: Film.
140: Food.
141: Genocide.
142: Hadid, Zaha.
143: Hashemite Dynasty.
144: Health.
145: Hussein, Saddam.
146: Internet.
147: Iran (Pre-1979).
148: Iraq.
149: Iraq War (2003).
150: Islamic Radicalism.
151: Islamic Republic of Iran.
152: Israel.
153: Israeli&#x2013;Arab Wars.
154: Jordan.
155: Khomeini, Ayatollah.
156: Kulthum, Umm.
157: Kuwait.
158: Languages.
159: Lebanon.
160: Literature.
161: Mahfouz, Naguib.
162: Minority Religions.
163: Modernity.
164: Mubarak, Hosni.
165: Multiculturalism.
166: Music.
167: Nasser, Gamal Abdel.
168: Nationalism.
169: Oil.
170: Oman.
171: Palestine.
172: Persian Gulf War (Desert Storm).
173: Popular Culture.
174: Qatar.
175: Qutb, Sayyid.
176: Race and Color.
177: Radio.
178: Sadat, Anwar.
179: Saudi Arabia.
180: Saudi Dynasty.
181: School.
182: Science.
183: Sexuality.
184: Shaarawi, Hoda.
185: Sharia.
186: Shia.
187: Slavery.
188: Sufism.
189: Sunni.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
About the Volume Editor.
Introduction.
Reader&#x0027;s Guide.
List of Articles.
Chronology.
1: Africa.
2: Prehistory to 1400.
3: Aesop.
4: Agriculture.
5: Archaeology.
6: Architecture.
7: Art.
8: Bantu Expansion.
9: Berbers.
10: Camels.
11: Christianity, Coptic.
12: Christianity in North Africa, Pre-Islam.
13: Cities and Urban Culture.
14: Crafts and Industries.
15: Diseases, Endemic.
16: Dunama Dibbalemi (Kanem).
17: Education.
18: Egypt.
19: Egyptian Culture as African.
20: Empires, Early.
21: Entertainment.
22: Eratosthenes.
23: Ethnic Migration Patterns.
24: Family Life and Structure.
25: Fatimids.
26: Food.
27: Ghana Empire.
28: Gold.
29: Health.
30: Human Origins.
31: Hunter-Gatherers.
32: Ibn Battuta.
33: Iron and Textiles.
34: Islam in North Africa.
35: Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa.
36: Islamic Conquests.
37: Kanem Empire.
38: Lactantius.
39: Languages.
40: Literature, Oral.
41: Mali Empire.
42: Mansa Musa (Mali).
43: Mossi Wars and Raiding.
44: Music.
45: Pastoral Nomadism.
46: Pharaonic Dynasties of Egypt.
47: Philosophy.
48: Religion, Traditional.
49: Saint Augustine of Hippo.
50: Science.
51: Slavery.
52: Songhay, Ghana.
53: Tenkamenin.
54: Trade, Trans-Saharan.
55: Tribal Society.
56: Tsetse Fly Limitation (Horse).
57: Tuareg.
58: Women.
59: Writing Systems, African.
60: 1400 to 1900.
61: Agriculture and Pastoralism.
62: Arabs in Africa.
63: Architecture.
64: Art.
65: Ashanti Empire.
66: Asians (South) in Africa.
67: Askia Mohammed (Songhay).
68: Bambara.
69: Benin.
70: Blyden, Edward Wilmot.
71: Boer Wars.
72: Brass Works.
73: British Punitive Expedition (1897).
74: Children&#x0027;s Lives.
75: Christianity.
76: City-States.
77: Currency (Cowry Shells).
78: Dahomey.
79: Dance.
80: Delaney, Martin.
81: Diseases, Endemic.
82: Empires, Precolonial.
83: Entertainment.
84: Equiano, Olaudah.
85: European Economic Impact.
86: European Imperialism.
87: Family Life and Structure.
88: Fashoda Incident (1898).
89: Firearms.
90: Folklore and Proverbs.
91: Fulani Empire.
92: Gold and Salt.
93: Griots.
94: Health.
95: Islam.
96: Italo&#x2013;Ethiopian War.
97: Jihad.
98: Judaism.
99: Khartoum.
100: Kinship Systems.
101: Kongo Kingdom.
102: Law, Traditional.
103: Leo Africanus.
104: Liberia.
105: Malaria and Europeans.
106: Market Economies (Pre-European).
107: Minority Religions.
108: Music.
109: Mythology.
110: Pasha, Judar (Morocco).
111: Philosophy.
112: Polygamy.
113: Racism.
114: Religion, Traditional.
115: Rhodes, Cecil.
116: Rif War.
117: School Day (Mission Schools).
118: Science.
119: Shaka Zulu.
120: Sierra Leone.
121: Slave Trade (Indian Ocean).
122: Slave Trade Wars.
123: Songhay Empire.
124: Spain and North Africa.
125: Textiles.
126: Timbuktu.
127: Trade, Trans-Saharan.
128: Triangular and Slave Trade.
129: Underdevelopment.
130: Urban Centers (Pre-European).
131: Witchcraft and Sorcery.
132: Women.
133: Wood Sculpture and Masks.
134: Yoruba Empire.
135: 1900 to Present.
136: African National Congress.
137: African Studies.
138: AIDS and AIDS Programs.
139: Al Qaeda in Sudan.
140: Ali Farka Toure.
141: Amin, Idi.
142: Anti-Apartheid Movement.
143: Apartheid.
144: Architecture.
145: Art.
146: Autocratic Governments.
147: Biafran War.
148: Children&#x0027;s Lives.
149: Christianity.
150: Colonialism and Mandates.
151: Congo/Katanga Civil War.
152: Corruption.
153: Coups and Revolts.
154: Cubans in Africa.
155: Cults.
156: Democracy.
157: Du Bois, W. E. B..
158: Economies, New.
159: Education, Islamic.
160: Educational Reform.
161: Elections.
162: Eritrea&#x2013;Ethiopian War.
163: Ethnic and Tribal Conflicts.
164: Falasha Judaism.
165: Family Life and Structure.
166: Female Circumcision.
167: Film.
168: Food.
169: Food Crises.
170: Foreign Aid.
171: Foreign Aid Controversy.
172: Gender and Work.
173: Genocide.
174: Globalization.
175: Health.
176: Herero&#x2013;German War.
177: Human Rights.
178: Hutu and Tutsi Genocide in Rwanda.
179: Industry in South Africa.
180: Informal Economy.
181: Internet.
182: Islam.
183: Italo&#x2013;Ethiopian War.
184: Italo&#x2013;Ottoman War (Libya).
185: Judaism.
186: Kenyatta, Jomo.
187: Languages.
188: Literature.
189: Makeba, Miriam.
190: Malaria.
191: Mandela, Nelson.
192: Maternal Mortality.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
About the Volume Editor.
Introduction.
Reader&#x0027;s Guide.
List of Articles.
Chronology.
1: East and Southeast Asia.
2: Prehistory to 1200.
3: Agriculture.
4: Archaeology.
5: Architecture.
6: Art.
7: Buddhism, Early.
8: Bureaucracy.
9: Calligraphy.
10: Chinese Medicine, Early.
11: Cities and Urban Culture.
12: Clans (Japan): Soga, Fujiwara, and Taira.
13: Confucius.
14: Conquest and Expansion.
15: Dance.
16: Economy.
17: Entertainment.
18: Ethnicity.
19: Family Life and Structure.
20: Feudalism, Asian.
21: Food.
22: Forced Labor/Corv&#x00E9;e.
23: Han, Eastern.
24: Han, Western.
25: Health.
26: Imperial Rule.
27: Korea, Early Wars.
28: Korean Dynasties.
29: Languages.
30: Literature.
31: Mandarins.
32: Mencius.
33: Music.
34: Mythology.
35: Pastoral Nomadism.
36: Peasants.
37: Philosophy.
38: Qin Dynasty.
39: Science.
40: Shang Dynasty.
41: Slavery.
42: Song Dynasties, North and South.
43: Sui Dynasty.
44: Tang Dynasty.
45: Three Sovereigns/Five Emperors.
46: Trade, Seaborne.
47: Women.
48: Writing Systems, Chinese.
49: Writing Systems, Japanese.
50: Writing Systems, Southeast Asian.
51: Xia Dynasty.
52: Xin Dynasty.
53: Zhou, Eastern.
54: Zhou, Western.
55: 1200 to 1900.
56: Agriculture and Pastoralism.
57: Ancestor Worship.
58: Architecture.
59: Art.
60: Buddhism.
61: Chinese Overseas.
62: Christian Missionary Impact.
63: Entertainment.
64: Ethnicity.
65: European Economic Impact.
66: Family Life and Structure.
67: Food.
68: Genghis Khan.
69: Imperial Government (China).
70: Imperialism.
71: Japanese Contacts with Europe.
72: Japanese Cult of Emperor.
73: Japanese Emperors and Shoguns.
74: Japanese Invasions of Korea (1592&#x2013;1598).
75: Japanese Tea Ceremony.
76: Jin Dynasty (1115&#x2013;1234).
77: Joseon Dynasty (Korea 1392&#x2013;1910).
78: Korean Alphabet (Hangul).
79: Literature.
80: Medicine.
81: Meiji Restoration.
82: Ming Dynasty (1368&#x2013;1644).
83: Minority Religions.
84: Mongol Wars.
85: Music.
86: Mythology.
87: Nationalism.
88: Philosophy.
89: Plantations, British.
90: Plantations, Dutch.
91: Plantations, French.
92: Qing Dynasty (1644&#x2013;1911).
93: Samurai.
94: Science.
95: Shinto (Japan).
96: Shogunate Government.
97: Sino&#x2013;Japanese War.
98: Social Change and New Classes.
99: Taoism.
100: Tonghak Rebellion (Korea).
101: Treaty of Shimonoseki.
102: Westernization.
103: Women.
104: Yuan Dynasty (1271&#x2013;1368).
105: 1900 to Present.
106: Anticolonialism.
107: Architecture.
108: Art.
109: Asian Values Debate.
110: Birth Control in China.
111: Brunei.
112: Burma (Myanmar).
113: Cambodia.
114: Censorship.
115: Chiang Kai-Shek.
116: Children&#x0027;s Lives.
117: China.
118: China (1937&#x2013;1945).
119: China, Economic Power.
120: Chinese Diaspora.
121: Chou En-lai.
122: Christian Missions.
123: Civil War in China.
124: Clan/Kinship.
125: Coffee (Indonesia).
126: Cold War.
127: Colonialism and Mandates.
128: Communism and Maoism.
129: Communism and State Capitalism.
130: Corruption.
131: Cultural Revolution.
132: Democracy and Human Rights.
133: Economies, New.
134: Educational Reform.
135: Ethnicity.
136: Falun Gong (Falun Dafa).
137: Family Life and Structure.
138: Food.
139: Genocide.
140: Globalization.
141: Higher Education.
142: Hirohito, Emperor.
143: Ho Chi Minh.
144: Hong Kong (Britain/China).
145: Indonesia.
146: Internal Migration.
147: Internet.
148: Islam in China.
149: Japan.
150: Japanese Co-Prosperity Sphere.
151: Japanese Zaibatsu.
152: Kim Regime (North Korea).
153: Korea (ROK and PRK).
154: Korea, Japanese Annexation of.
155: Korean Chaebols.
156: Korean War (1950&#x2013;1953).
157: Laos.
158: Literature.
159: Macau (Portugal).
160: Malaysia.
161: Manchuria.
162: Manufacturing.
163: Mao Zedong.
164: Maternal Mortality.
165: Minority Religions.
166: Modernity.
167: Mongolia.
168: Multiculturalism.
169: Music.
170: Nationalism.
171: Nixon in China.
172: Oil.
173: Philippines.
174: Popular Culture.
175: Poverty.
176: Propaganda.
177: Radio.
178: Religion.
179: Rubber (Malaysia).
180: Russo&#x2013;Japanese War.
181: Science.
182: Sexuality.
183: Singapore.
184: Social Change and New Classes.
185: Sports.
186: Sukarno (Indonesia).
187: Sun Yat-sen.
188: Taiwan.
189: Taiwan, Exile of Nationalists.
190: Television.
191: Thailand.
192: Theater and Film.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
About the Volume Editor.
Introduction.
Reader&#x0027;s Guide.
List of Articles.
Chronology.
1: South, Central, and West Asia.
2: Prehistory to 1200.
3: Agriculture.
4: Alexander the Great.
5: Archaeology.
6: Architecture.
7: Art.
8: Bhagavad Gita.
9: Caste.
10: Chalukya Dynasties.
11: Children&#x0027;s Lives.
12: Chola Dynasties.
13: Cities and Urban Culture.
14: Economy.
15: Family Life and Structure.
16: Food.
17: Gautama (Buddha).
18: Greek Period.
19: Gupta Dynasty.
20: Health.
21: Indus Valley Civilization.
22: Islam Via Kerala.
23: Krishna.
24: Languages.
25: Literature.
26: Maurya Empire.
27: Music.
28: Mythology.
29: Pallava Dynasty.
30: Pandyan Empires.
31: Pastoral Nomadism.
32: Peasants.
33: Persian Achaemenid Empire.
34: Philosophy, Indian.
35: Silk Road.
36: Slavery.
37: Tribal Society.
38: Vedic Period.
39: Women.
40: Writing Systems, Central Asian.
41: Writing Systems, South Asian.
42: 1200 to 1900.
43: Afghan&#x2013;Maratha War.
44: Agriculture and Pastoralism.
45: Anglo&#x2013;Afghan Wars.
46: Architecture.
47: Art.
48: Babur Invasion.
49: Battle of Plassey.
50: British East India Company Governance.
51: British Influence.
52: Buddhism.
53: Christianity.
54: Dance.
55: Deobandi Sect.
56: Economic Impact, European.
57: Entertainment.
58: Family Life and Structure.
59: Famine.
60: Folklore.
61: Food (Cuisine).
62: French Enclaves.
63: Imperialism.
64: Indian Rebellion (Mutiny of 1857).
65: Islam in India.
66: Jainism.
67: Landlords.
68: Literature.
69: Madrassa.
70: Medicine.
71: Mongol Invasions.
72: Monsoon.
73: Mughal Empire.
74: Music.
75: Peasants.
76: Philosophy.
77: Plague in India.
78: Portuguese Enclaves.
79: Princely States and Kingdoms.
80: Science.
81: Sikhism.
82: Slavery.
83: Turkish and Mongol Impact.
84: Women.
85: Work Life.
86: 1900 to Present.
87: Afghan War.
88: Afghanistan.
89: Afghanistan, Soviet Occupation.
90: AIDS (HIV/AIDS).
91: Architecture.
92: Art.
93: Ashram Life.
94: Assam Secession Movement.
95: Bangalore.
96: Bangladesh.
97: Bangladesh Secession.
98: Bhutan.
99: Bhutto, Zulfikar Ali.
100: Bin Laden, Osama.
101: Bollywood.
102: Buddhism.
103: Children&#x0027;s Lives.
104: Christianity.
105: Cold War Diplomacy.
106: Colonialism and Mandates.
107: Corruption.
108: Democratization.
109: Drug Trafficking.
110: Economies, New.
111: Educational Reform.
112: Environment.
113: Ethnic and Communal Conflicts.
114: Family Life and Structure.
115: Food.
116: Gandhi, Mohandas.
117: Gandhian Economics.
118: Gender Discrimination in Work.
119: Genocide.
120: Green Revolution.
121: Health.
122: Hinduism.
123: Human Trafficking.
124: India.
125: India, Partition of.
126: India&#x2013;Pakistan Wars.
127: Internet.
128: Islam, Shia.
129: Islam, Sunni.
130: Islam, Wahhabi.
131: Karzai, Hamid.
132: Kashmir Conflict.
133: Kazakhstan.
134: Khan, Mohammad Ayub.
135: Kyrgyzstan.
136: Literature.
137: Madrassas.
138: Maternal Mortality.
139: Military Coups.
140: Modernity.
141: Monarchies.
142: Multiculturalism.
143: Musharraf, Pervez.
144: Music.
145: Nationalism.
146: Nehru, Jawaharlal.
147: Nepal.
148: Nuclear Weapons.
149: Oil.
150: Pakistan.
151: Popular Culture.
152: Population Growth.
153: Poverty.
154: Prostitution.
155: Radio.
156: Russia.
157: Satyagraha Tactic.
158: Science.
159: Sen, Amartya.
160: Sikhism.
161: Sikkim.
162: Social Change and New Classes.
163: Soviet Union in Central Asia.
164: Sports.
165: Sri Lanka.
166: Tagore, Rabindranath.
167: Tajikistan.
168: Taliban and Al Qaeda.
169: Taliban Regime.
170: Tamil Insurgency in Sri Lanka.
171: Television.
172: Terrorism.
173: Theater and Film.
174: Turkmenistan.
175: Urbanization.
176: Uzbekistan.
177: Women.
178: Work Life.
179: World War I.
180: World War II.
181: Zardari, Asif Ali.
182: Zia, Mohammad.
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