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QURAN AND ISLAMIC TRADITION IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE (25 - 29 juillet 2010)

Society of Biblical Literature / The Society of Biblical Literature was founded in 1880 to foster biblical scholarship.

2010 INTERNATIONAL MEETING Tartu, Estonia

Meeting Begins : 7/25/2010 Meeting Ends : 7/29/2010 Call For Papers Opens : 10/1/2009 Call For Papers Closes : 1/31/2010 Requirements to Submit a Paper Proposal

Program Unit Type : Section Accepting Papers ? Yes Call For Papers : For the inaugural sessions of the “Quran and Islamic Tradition in Comparative Perspective” unit of the ISBL at the 2010 meeting in Tartu, Estonia, we welcome both individual paper proposals and pre-arranged panel proposals organized around a specific theme. Suggested topics might include, but are not limited to, biblical themes in the Quran and Muslim literature ; the relationships between Jewish, Christian, and Muslim exegetical traditions ; the various discursive expressions of intercommunal exchange and relations, including both dialogue and polemic ; Islam in European discourse ; and Muslim cultural, religious, social, and political life in the West. For the 2010 meeting in Tartu, we especially welcome papers on Islam in Eastern Europe. Further, in anticipation of a special session at the 2011 ISBL meeting in London on "Quran and Bible in International Politics," we welcome papers for the 2010 meeting on this topic as well.

Program Unit Chairs

Michael Pregill (mpregill@elon.edu) Propose a Paper for this Program Unit

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For all other persons wanting to propose a paper, you must communicate directly with the chair of the program unit to which you want to propose. Chairs have the responsibility to make waiver requests, and their email addresses are available above. SBL provides membership and meeting registration waivers only for scholars who are outside the disciplines covered by the SBL program, specifically most aspects of archaeological, biblical, religious, and theological studies.

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(Je remercie le Professeur Dan Madigan de l’Université de Georgetown de nous avoir informé de cette conférence)

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