ACLS Humanities E-Book: The rise of the colleges: institutions of learning in Islam and the West

The rise of the colleges: institutions of learning in Islam and the West

Makdisi, George.

Year: 1981.

Publisher: Edinburgh University Press.

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Frontmatter

Chapter 1 Institutions, Section I. The Rise of the Schools of Law

II. Typology of Instituions of Learning

III. The Law of Waqf

Chapter 2 Instruction, Section I. Divisions of the Fields of Knowledge

II. Organization of Learning

III. The Methodology of Learning

Chapter 3 The Scholastic Community, Section I. Professors

II. Students

III. Posts, Occupations, Functions

Chapter 4 Islam and the Christian West, Section I. Introductory Remarks, II. Institutions

III. Instruction

IV. The Scholastic Community

Conclusion

Appendix A. Review of Previous Scholarship

Appendix B.

Notes and References

Bibliography

Index

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Title:

The rise of the colleges : institutions of learning in Islam and the West George Makdisi.

Author:

Makdisi, George

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The rise of the colleges : institutions of learning in Islam and the West George Makdisi.
Makdisi, George
Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1981.

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Subject Headings:

• Islamic education -- History
• Universities and colleges -- Islamic countries -- History

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