Can Muslims Think?: Race, Islam, and the End of Europe

Muneeb Hafiz

doi:10.5771/9781538165089

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Copyright Year: 2022
ISBN-Print: 978-1-5381-6507-2
ISBN-Online: 978-1-5381-6508-9
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 372
Product Type: Monograph

1. Contents No access
2. Acknowledgments No access
1. The Muslim as Postcolonial Predicament No access
2. Race-ing the European Idea No access
3. Writing Race into the Biopolitical No access
4. A Note on “Race”: State, Labor, Logic No access
5. A Note on Method No access
1. 1. The Disturbing Object No access
  2. Orientalism and Economies of Antonymy No access
  3. Islam: The Old Enemy Made New No access
  4. The Eastern Question and/as the Woman Question No access
  5. Preempting Muslim Criminality No access
2. 1. Radicalization and/in the Interrogation Room No access
  2. Muslim Vulnerability, Interrupted No access
  3. The Subject of Confession No access
  4. The Event of Disclosure No access
  5. Invention of Primary Phantasies No access
  6. Veiling the Racial Phantasm No access
3. 1. The Removal of Witnesses: Transgressive Life in the Delivery of Secret Justice No access
  2. Seeking the Status of Victimhood No access
  3. The Desire for Myth No access
1. 1. Improving the Native No access
  2. Integrating the Muslim No access
  3. Peculiar Coalitions in the Muslim Question No access
  4. How Should the Nation Mourn? No access
2. 1. The Translation of Difference No access
  2. The Everywhere Press Conference No access
  3. The Muslim Question of Democracy No access
  4. Narcissism of the Inessential No access
  5. Licensing the Removal of Limits No access
3. 1. Have You Heard? Apparently, We’re Racist No access
  2. Pronouncing (White) Innocence No access
  3. Reporting for Duty No access
  4. Engaging “The Muslimwoman” No access
  5. Televising the Muslim Question No access
  6. Listening to Statues That Speak No access
  7. Vouching for Muslim Humanity No access
1. 1. Refusing the Status of Victimhood No access
  2. The Recurring Terror of Racist Futurology No access
2. 1. Denationalization of the Imagination No access
  2. The Questions of (Islamic) Feminism No access
  3. The Cage of Citizenship No access
  4. The Allure of Dehumanization No access
  5. Is This World White? No access
  6. The Absurd Wait/Weight of Race No access
3. 1. What Is an Order of Time? No access
  2. Retrieving the Other No access
  3. An Ethics of the Witness No access
  4. Ethical Vocabularies of the Muslim Questioner No access
  5. Exile No access
Bibliography No access Pages 305 - 364
Index No access Pages 365 - 372