Titlebook: Hegel in the Arab World; Modernity, Coloniali Lorella Ventura Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Giuseppe Canti

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The Université Saint-Joseph and French Cultures close link to French government, culture, and language. Through this brief consideration it is possible to highlight some main points of distance from Hegel’s views, and a closer connection with the views of the Enlightenment.

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Conversations with Ahmad Barqāwī and George Saddiqnīmic and cultural context in the area, held in 2009, are reported. These are a useful tool in giving an up-to-date idea of the situation and showing an example of the different intellectual orientations that may be taken in relation to Hegel’s philosophy in the present.

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The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018

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Introduction,on “Arab world” and the choice of a particular area within it. It explains that the book is divided into three parts, each requiring a different approach. The first deals with Hegel’s philosophy and his ideas on history; the second considers the (indirect) reception of his thought in nineteenth-cent

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Widespread Views in Hegel’s Time Islam, which were widespread in Hegel’s period, such as “exoticism;” the “sensuality” of paradise; the condition of Muslim women; fanaticism and tolerance; and the idea of the “Oriental despotism.” In the eighteenth century, especially with the Enlightenment, a new view of Islam began to develop, w