Conferences
11–12 April 2015, Burlington, VT, USA
Shifting Boundaries: The Study of Islam in the Humanities
We seek dynamic papers that connect Islamic Studies–which we define as broadly as possible–to broader critical concerns in the humanities and related social sciences. We are especially interested in papers that address or engage critical cultural studies and issues of the academy (metanarratives about studying Islam that incorporate theoretical concerns, the value of the humanities, or issues of pedagogy). We also welcome papers that address the broad categorical study of Islam; aspects of Muslim life, “culture,” or practice; or Islamicate literatures or histories.
