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ISBN-13
9781501758614
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Publication Name
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ISBN
9781501758614
Book Title
Cultivating the Past, Living the Modern : the Politics of Time in the Sultanate of Oman
Publisher
Cornell University Press
Item Length
9 in
Publication Year
2021
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
1.1 in
Author
Amal Sachedina
Genre
Religion, Social Science, History
Topic
Islamic Studies, Islam / General, Anthropology / General, Middle East / Arabian Peninsula
Item Weight
32.1 Oz
Item Width
6.1 in
Number of Pages
288 Pages

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Publisher
Cornell University Press
ISBN-10
1501758616
ISBN-13
9781501758614
eBay Product ID (ePID)
28050096579

Product Key Features

Book Title
Cultivating the Past, Living the Modern : the Politics of Time in the Sultanate of Oman
Number of Pages
288 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2021
Topic
Islamic Studies, Islam / General, Anthropology / General, Middle East / Arabian Peninsula
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Religion, Social Science, History
Author
Amal Sachedina
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
32.1 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6.1 in

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LCCN
2020-050799
Dewey Edition
23
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Particularly compelling is the book's attention to the ways the shift from premodern forms of governance premised upon certain kinds of Islamic ethical practice and engagement with the divine are reworked through this transition, with consequences for the social, political, and material worlds premised on these relations. This book offers many important insights, making it an excellent contribution to the anthropologies of Islam and the Middle East, the history of the Arabian Gulf, and critical scholarly perspectives on material heritage practices., This work, in its ethnographic and historical materials, is a much-needed addition to the small body of literature focused on contemporary life and statecraft in Oman.
Dewey Decimal
306.095353
Table Of Content
Introduction: Heritage Discourse and Its Alterities 1. Reform and Revolt through the Pen and the Sword 2. Nizwa Fort and the Dalla during the Imamate 3. Museum Effects 4. Ethics of History Making 5. Nizwa, City of Memories 6. Nizwa's Lasting Legacy of Slavery 7. The al-Lawati as a Historical Category Conclusion: Cultivating the Past
Synopsis
Cultivating the Past, Living the Modern explores how and why heritage has emerged as a prevalent force in building the modern nation state of Oman. Amal Sachedina analyses the relations with the past that undergird the shift in Oman from an Ibadi shari'a Imamate (1913-1958) to a modern nation state from 1970 onwards. Since its inception as a nation state, material forms in the Sultanate of Oman--such as old mosques and shari'a manuscripts, restored forts, national symbols such as the coffee pot or the dagger ( khanjar ), and archaeological sites--have saturated the landscape, becoming increasingly ubiquitous as part of a standardized public and visual memorialization of the past. Oman's expanding heritage industry, exemplified by the boom in museums, exhibitions, street montages, and cultural festivals, shapes a distinctly national geography and territorialized narrative. But Cultivating the Past, Living the Modern demonstrates there are consequences to this celebration of heritage. As the national narrative conditions the way people ethically work on themselves through evoking forms of heritage, it also generates anxieties and emotional sensibilities that seek to address the erasures and occlusions of the past., Cultivating the Past, Living the Modern explores how and why heritage has emerged as a prevalent force in building the modern nation state of Oman. Amal Sachedina analyses the relations with the past that undergird the shift in Oman from an Ibadi shari'a Imamate (1913?1958) to a modern nation state from 1970 onwards. Since its inception as a nation state, material forms in the Sultanate of Oman?such as old mosques and shari'a manuscripts, restored forts, national symbols such as the coffee pot or the dagger ( khanjar ), and archaeological sites?have saturated the landscape, becoming increasingly ubiquitous as part of a standardized public and visual memorialization of the past. Oman's expanding heritage industry, exemplified by the boom in museums, exhibitions, street montages, and cultural festivals, shapes a distinctly national geography and territorialized narrative. But Cultivating the Past, Living the Modern demonstrates there are consequences to this celebration of heritage. As the national narrative conditions the way people ethically work on themselves through evoking forms of heritage, it also generates anxieties and emotional sensibilities that seek to address the erasures and occlusions of the past.
LC Classification Number
GN406.S23 2021
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