Islamophobia/Islamophilia/  Beyond the politics of enemy and freinds 
Shryock, Andrew 
 - Bloomington:  Indiana University Press,  2010. 
 - 250 p. 
<br/><br/>Part One Continuities and Transformations<br/>1 Western Hostility toward Muslims: A History of the Present<br/>Tomaz Mastnak<br/>2 The Khalil Gibran International Academy: Diasporic<br/>Confrontations with an Emerging Islamophobia<br/>Naamah Paley<br/>Part Two Modern (Self) Criticism<br/>3 The God That Failed: The Neo-Orientalism<br/>of Todays Muslim Commentators<br/>Moustafa Bayoumi<br/>4 Gendering Islamophobia and Islamophilia:<br/>The Case of Shi'i Muslim Women in Lebanon<br/>Lara Deeb<br/>5 Bridging Traditions: Madrasas and Their Internal Critics<br/>Muhammad Qasim Zaman<br/>Part Three Violence and Conversion in Europe<br/>6 The Fantasy and Violence of Religious Imagination: Islamophobia<br/>and Anti-Semitism in France and North Africa<br/>Paul A. Silverstein<br/>7 German Converts to Islam and Their Ambivalent<br/>Relations with Immigrant Muslims<br/>Esra Ozyitrek<br/>Part Four Attraction and Repulsion in Shared Space<br/>8 Muslim Ethnic Comedy: Inversions of Islamophobia<br/>Mucahit Bilici<br/>9 Competing for Muslims: New Strategies<br/>for Urban Renewal in Detroit<br/>Sally Howell 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780253354792 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>297.09  / SHR/I