The “Muslim Question”

IF 0.1 0 RELIGION
C. Becker
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The introduction to the special issue The “Muslim Question”: The Micropolitics of Normalizing Islam and Muslims outlines three dynamics at play in all four contributions: normalization, classification and micropolitics. Starting with Michel Foucault and his notion of normalization, I argue that Muslims are classified and problematized in specific ways depending on the particular socio-historical context. Every problem and every classification depends on an idea of the “normal” or on norms. These norms central to the dynamics of normalization are reproduced through practices in everyday life. From this perspective, norm-reproducing micropo- litics shapes the social fabric of interaction.
“穆斯林问题”
特刊“穆斯林问题”的引言:伊斯兰教和穆斯林正常化的微观政治概述了在所有四篇文章中起作用的三种动态:正常化、分类和微观政治。从米歇尔·福柯(Michel Foucault)和他的正常化概念开始,我认为,根据特定的社会历史背景,穆斯林以特定的方式被分类和问题化。每个问题和每个分类都依赖于“正常”或规范的概念。这些规范是正常化动态的核心,通过日常生活中的实践得以再现。从这个角度来看,规范再生产的微观政治塑造了互动的社会结构。
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Implicit Religion
Implicit Religion RELIGION-
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