Articles · Vol. 17 No. 1 (2013): African Sociological Review · Pages 122 - 138
7 - Nietzsche l’islam et la globalisation
- DOI 10.57054/asr.v17i1.3821
- Published 2014-01-15
- 17 pages
Abstract
“Arab Spring”, or the revolutions of the century broke out with a suction underdeveloped world has freedom, modernity and democracy. The facts lead us to a total diversion goals of the “Arab Spring.” : Obscurantism, Islam, jihad, theocracy dominate . The century in fact expresses a new concept of postmodern revolutions or the society is in intersection between philosophy, politics and religion. The three pillars of all social facts.
Keywords
revolution islam globalisation Democracy jihad will for power postmodernity
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