Arab Center

#Arab_historiography: Kawtharani "The Arab Levant: from the Battle of Marj Dabiq 1516 to Sikes-Picot Agreement 1916 2/2

#Arab_historiography: Kawtharani suggest a topic for next year fourth annual conference: 1/3

#Arab_historiography: Kawtharani addressing the audience in a concluding statement 1/3

#Arab_historiography: Historian and Publication Director at ACRPS, Dr. Wajih Kawtharani organizer of the conference, winding-up statement

#Arab_historiography: Dallal: leading to an increase in knowledge in that specific field. 2/2

#Arab_historiography: Dallal: The last 4 centuries witnessed growing interest in thorough study of a number of Arab scientific manuscript1/2

#Arab_historiography: Ahmad: of manuscripts from broad geographical areas (from China till Atlantic shores) during almost 8 centuries. 2/2

#Arab_historiography: Ahmad Dallal: Scientific cultural production in classical Arab and Islamic societies involves thousands 1/2

#Arab_historiography: Ahmad Dallal just started the concluding lecture entitled “On the Problematic of the Historiography of Science Culture

#Arab_historiography: Following discussion, session three ”Memory, History and the Fields of Neglect and Obliterations came to a close

#Arab_historiography: Makani: historical anthropology had two turning points: 1st was a cautious proceeding while 2nd reached specialization

#Arab_historiography: Makani: Insaniyat , Algerian journal of humanities, (1996) reflects openness of Algerian universities on anthropology

#Arab_historiography: Makani: methodological specialization, thus research influenced by the social & anthropological approaches emerged 3/3

#Arab_historiography: Makani: & analyzing its cultural, political and economic dimensions, research headed towards 2/3

#Arab_historiography: Makani: After taking a closer look at the data provided by the history of liberation and independence movements 1/3

#Arab_historiography: Makani: “The Turning Point in Historical Anthropology in the Maghreb: the Historian & the Questioning of the Familiar”

#Arab_historiography: Hassan Boujarra: Intellectual inertia and sectarian fanaticism result in exclusion and obliteration

#Arab_historiography: Hassan Boujarra” On Writing on the Historic Demography and the History of Diseases and Medicine”

#Arab_historiography: Samer Akash: The Arabs wanted to document their pioneering role in developing science.

#Arab_historiography: Akash: & collective desire of historiography and documentation