Renewing the Methodology of Reading Contemporary Arab Thought Discourse in the Perspective of Mohammed Abed Al-Jabr

Volume 21 No 7 (2023)

Soumaia Ben Bordi, Bey Ahmed Ameur

DOI: 10.48047/nq.2023.21.7.nq23110

Abstract

This paper examines Mohammed Abed Al-Jabri's engagement with the discourse of Arab thought through a critical diagnosis of its underlying crisis. Al-Jabri identifies methodological issues and proposes innovative approaches that adhere to modern cognitive standards, aiming to reinterpret traditional heritage. His work challenges conventional methods of heritage analysis and suggests ways to engage with religious texts that align with contemporary realities. Consequently, this study is titled "Renewing the Methodology of Reading Contemporary Arab Thought Discourse in the Perspective of Mohammed Abed Al-Jabri."

Keywords

Methodological renewal, heritage, thought, modernity, contemporary Arab discourse

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