Narrating Islam interpretations of the Muslim world in European texts (Tauris Academic Studies, 2010)
Papers collected from the conference, "The Muslim World through the Lens of European Textbooks", Georg Eckert Institute for national textbook research in Braunschweig (Germany) in 2006
Includes bibliographical references (pages 257-277) and index
The longue duree of the Islam narrative : the emergence of a script for German history education (1550-1804) / Gerdien Jonker -- Representations of Muslim Andalus in the scholarly historical texts of Catalonia (1714-1900) / Merce Viladrich-Grau -- Cross-referencing images of Muslims and Islam in Russian and Tatar textbooks (1747-2007) / Marat Gibatdinov -- Bringing the Ottoman Empire into the European narrative : historians' debates in the Council of Europe / Luigi Cajani -- Intertwined identities : a gender-based reading of the visual representations of contemporary Islam in European textbooks / Benoit Challand -- Who were the 'others' at Poitiers? Medieval Islam as both cultured and daily stereotype / Antonio Brusa -- Islamization reconsidered : Islam and Muslim Albanians in Albanian history texts (1973-2006) / Adrain Brisku -- Europe in three generations of Moroccan textbooks (1970-2002) / Mostafa Hassani-Idrissi -- Others or ours? The role of the popular media in public perceptions of Muslims in Russia after 9/11 / Irina Kuznetsova-Morenko -- Peripheral vision in the national curriculum : history in the British educational context / Shiraz Thobani