2004年:荷兰伊斯兰教的史学问题

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Journal of Muslims in Europe Pub Date : 2023-03-24 DOI:10.1163/22117954-bja10079

Maurits Berger

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本文旨在采用历史学的方法，特别强调时间性的概念，对当今欧洲的伊斯兰教研究采取一种新的方法。案例研究将在荷兰进行，在荷兰将表明，2004年的一系列事件有助于形成“伊斯兰”的国家经验。有人认为，这些事件及其发生的方式，造成了一种国家创伤经历，使荷兰人从那时起谈论和思考伊斯兰教的方式僵化。

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The Year 2004: Historiographical Issues Concerning Islam in The Netherlands

This article aims to take a new approach to the study of Islam in Europe today by adopting a historiographical method with particular emphasis on the concept of temporality. The case-study will be The Netherlands, where it will be shown that a convergence of events in the year 2004 has contributed to the shaping of the national experience of ‘Islam’. It will be argued that these events, and the manner in which they took place, have created a national traumatic experience that has fossilised the way the Dutch have talked and thought about Islam since then.

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Journal of Muslims in Europe Arts and Humanities-Religious Studies

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