Al-Azmeh, Aziz (1990) Ibn Khaldun. Londres, Routledge, 176 p. (ISBN 0-415-03-5988)

Critical Readings in Translation Studies, Edited by M. Baker (2010), Routledge, ISBN 978-0-415-46955-5

Economics of Ibn Khaldun: Revisited

A close look at the writings of the Middle Eastern and North African scholars who lived in the Middle Ages (roughly between A.D. 476-1500) reveals an immense body of theoretical knowledge pertaining to the humanities, and behavioral and social sciences. A partial list of the scholars who wrote on these issues includes names such as Abu Yusuf (8th century), Abul-Fadl Al-Dimishgi (9th century), A...

critical readings in translation studies, edited by m. baker (2010), routledge, isbn 978-0-415-46955-5

Kathy A. Perkins, ed. Black South African Women: an Anthology of Plays London; New York: Routledge, 1998. ISBN 0-415-18244-1

possess quite different connotations. Pat Easterling examines evidence for the actor's voice, but the data proves more illuminating for the conduct of politics than for the theatre. Simon Goldhill's eloquent introduction sets up the proposition that Athens was, to an exceptional degree, a 'performance culture'. He challenges contemporary performance studies for its failure in not having always ...

justice from the perspective of al-farabi and ibn khaldun

justice is a fundamental concept in islam. numerous thinkers have reflected upon it. the present article aims to study the meaning of justice from the perspective of al-farabi and ibn khaldun by a qualitative content analysis-based literature review, and in the end, assess their strategies of confronting injustice. it is worth noting that al-farabi and ibn khaldun belong to different historical...