Date: Sat, 1 Dec 2001 02:08:24 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: gramsci/foucault/shariati



--- Mark LeVine <mark.levine-AT-iue.it> wrote:
> hellow all.
> a couple of queries:
> Hi
I suggest Mehrzad's Boroujerdi's brilliant book, The
Iranian Intellectuals... In his treatment of the
concept and problematic of nativism Boroujerdi
analyses Said and in the fourmulation of his ideas
about Iranian intellectuals he makes much use of
Gramsi. It is really a  good book
Wish you all the best 
Mohammad Tavall
The UNiversity of Urmia
Urmia, Iran
> 1. can someone suggest who, besides said, has
> brought together gramsci and
> foucault in a manner that is particularly relevant
> to the study of modern
> muslim/middle eastern contexts?
> 
> 2. i know that foucault mentions shariati in his
> writings on the iranian
> revolution.  did shariati every mention foucault? or
> either explicitly or
> implicitly use foucauldian concepts/methodologies?
> or perhaps hamid enayat?
> did either of them ever meet foucault? since they
> were both in paris (if i'm
> not mistaken) when foucault was becoming or had
> already become an important
> figure?
> 
> any thoughts/leads would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> thanks!
> mark levine
> 
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