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The Republic Of Arabic Letters: Islam And The European EnlightenmentStock informationGeneral Fields
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DescriptionAlexander Bevilacqua shows that the Enlightenment effort to learn about Islam and its religious and intellectual traditions issued not from a secular agenda but from the scholarly commitments of a pioneering group of Catholic and Protestant Christians who cast aside inherited views and bequeathed a new understanding of Islam to the modern West. |