Islam in early modern European thought

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Islam in early modern European thought is a scholarly study of how European intellectuals from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment perceived, interpreted, and debated Islam and the Muslim world.

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instanceOf academic field
area of religious studies
historiographical topic
subject of intellectual history
examines European debates on religious tolerance involving Islam
European images of the Prophet Muhammad
European translations of the Qur’an
apologetic writings about Islam
comparisons between Islam and Christianity
comparisons between Islam and Judaism
diplomatic correspondence with Muslim polities
literary representations of Turks and Moors
missionary reports on Muslims
polemical writings against Islam
skeptical and deist uses of Islam in Enlightenment critique of religion
travel accounts about the Muslim world
use of Islam in European confessional conflicts
use of the Ottoman Empire in European political theory
focusesOn Christian theological responses to Islam
European interpretations of the Qur’an
orientalist discourses in early modern Europe
perceptions of Islam in Europe
philosophical responses to Islam
political uses of Islam in European debates
representations of Muslims in Europe
geographicFocus Central Europe NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Europe NERFINISHED
Ottoman–European frontier regions
Western Europe NERFINISHED
methodologicallyInformedBy cultural history
discourse analysis
intellectual history approaches
postcolonial theory
relatedTo comparative religion
history of Christian–Muslim relations
history of Orientalism
history of ideas
history of philosophy
history of theology
intellectual history of Europe
political thought in early modern Europe
researchedBy historians of early modern Europe
scholars of Islamic studies
scholars of religious studies
studiesPeriod Counter-Reformation NERFINISHED
Enlightenment NERFINISHED
Reformation NERFINISHED
Renaissance NERFINISHED
early modern era

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Alastair Hamilton hasNotableWorkTopic Islam in early modern European thought