A critical comparison of two mid 19th century versions of the story of As’ad al-Shidyâq, a young Maronite who became the first Protestant sympathiser in Lebanon; the first version written by an American missionary (Isaac Bird), the second by a Lebanese intellectual (Butrus al-Bustani) who became a Protestant. The comparison reveals differences between expatriate and indigenous perceptions of Protestantism in 19th century Lebanon
Some centuries after the onset of European missionaries to the East and their competition over winni...
Focusing on Ottoman Lebanon, Ussama Makdisi shows how sectarianism was a manifestation of modernity ...
Thèse sous embargo illimité de l’auteur. Pour les membres de la communauté universitaire (hors UPHF)...
In 1893, Said Jureidini, an Arabic-speaking Christian from the Ottoman Empire, experienced an evange...
The focus of this study is the “Syria Mission”, directed by the Protestant missionary society Americ...
The work of Christian missions in past centuries has persistently been viewed in a negative light, a...
L’histoire de la mission évangélique américaine et de son influence sur la politique américaine au M...
This research questions and challenges the assumptions made about Lebanese Maronite Christians and t...
Maronites constitute the most politically powerful Christian community in the Middle East, despite b...
The study of missionary work occupies a central place in the interdisciplinary body of scholarship o...
he aim of this paper is to analyze the development of Catholic and Protestant missionary establishme...
The voluminous literature on religion and politics in the Middle East has paid scant attention to st...
Ilbert Robert. Leila Tarazi Fawaz, Merchants and migrants in nineteenth century Beirut. Cambridge-Lo...
Laurens Henry. Richard van Leeuwen, Notables and Clergy in Mount Lebanon, the Khazin Sheikhs and the...
Lucid and elegantly written, Ussama Makdisi\u27s Artillery of Heaven accomplishes two big things. Fi...
Some centuries after the onset of European missionaries to the East and their competition over winni...
Focusing on Ottoman Lebanon, Ussama Makdisi shows how sectarianism was a manifestation of modernity ...
Thèse sous embargo illimité de l’auteur. Pour les membres de la communauté universitaire (hors UPHF)...
In 1893, Said Jureidini, an Arabic-speaking Christian from the Ottoman Empire, experienced an evange...
The focus of this study is the “Syria Mission”, directed by the Protestant missionary society Americ...
The work of Christian missions in past centuries has persistently been viewed in a negative light, a...
L’histoire de la mission évangélique américaine et de son influence sur la politique américaine au M...
This research questions and challenges the assumptions made about Lebanese Maronite Christians and t...
Maronites constitute the most politically powerful Christian community in the Middle East, despite b...
The study of missionary work occupies a central place in the interdisciplinary body of scholarship o...
he aim of this paper is to analyze the development of Catholic and Protestant missionary establishme...
The voluminous literature on religion and politics in the Middle East has paid scant attention to st...
Ilbert Robert. Leila Tarazi Fawaz, Merchants and migrants in nineteenth century Beirut. Cambridge-Lo...
Laurens Henry. Richard van Leeuwen, Notables and Clergy in Mount Lebanon, the Khazin Sheikhs and the...
Lucid and elegantly written, Ussama Makdisi\u27s Artillery of Heaven accomplishes two big things. Fi...
Some centuries after the onset of European missionaries to the East and their competition over winni...
Focusing on Ottoman Lebanon, Ussama Makdisi shows how sectarianism was a manifestation of modernity ...
Thèse sous embargo illimité de l’auteur. Pour les membres de la communauté universitaire (hors UPHF)...