The Feeling of History
Islam, Romanticism, and Andalusia
216 pages
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1 halftone
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6 x 9
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© 2020
- Contents
- Review Quotes
Table of Contents
Contents
Introduction
1 The Political Cartography of Andalucismo
2 The Difficult Convivencia of Spanish History
3 Sounding out the Past
4 The Universe from the Albayzín
Conclusion
1 The Political Cartography of Andalucismo
2 The Difficult Convivencia of Spanish History
3 Sounding out the Past
4 The Universe from the Albayzín
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Review Quotes
Michael Lambek, author of 'The Ethical Condition: Essays on Action, Person, and Value'
“With a marvelous confluence of sense and sensibility, Hirschkind offers careful correction to the courses we too readily navigate from the past. Speaking directly to the resonance and imbrication of ‘Islam’ and ‘Europe’ in the sounds and edifices of Granada, The Feeling of History is a luminous, deeply thoughtful, and unusually thought-provoking account of the salience of historical receptivity and imagination for contemporary ethical, aesthetic, and political life everywhere.”
Gil Anidjar, author of 'Our Place in al-Andalus: Kabbalah, Philosophy, Literature in Arab Jewish Letters'
“The Feeling of History is an utterly original and exciting book. Hirschkind writes with great sensibility, subtly demonstrating the education that he and his subjects go through in their respective journeys. His erudite treatment of layers of Arabic and Islamic culture, and of a vast range of Spanish history, culture, and politics, is both subtle and rich. No other book achieves so much in so many registers, and no anthropologist has done this kind of multilayered work.”
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