Part 1 Preface Part 2 PART I: BOOKS Chapter 3 (A) SCIENCES/HUMANITIES Chapter 4 (B) ISLAM-WEST LINKAGES Chapter 5 (C) GENERAL Part 6 PART II: ARTICLES Chapter 7 (A) SCIENCES/HUMANITIES Chapter 8 (B) ISLAM-WEST LINKAGES Chapter 9 (C) GENERAL Part 10 Bibliography Chapter 11 Books Chapter 12 Articles Part 13 Topical Bibliography Chapter 14 Books Chapter 15 Articles Part 16 Author, Editor, Translator Index Part 17 Title Index Part 18 About the Author
S.M. Ghazanfar is professor of economics (1968-2002; emeritus, 2002), former chairman of the Department of Economics, former director of International Studies Program, and served as adjunct professor (2002-2003; 2005-2006), University of Idaho, Moscow.
This is an excellent reference work...Recommended.
*CHOICE, October 2006*
Covering more than six hundred different books and articles, it is
a wonderful, compact, and affordable annotated bibliography for
anyone interested in Islamic civilization and its influence on the
development of Western thought. The book is thoughtfully
organized....a unique and lively read....due to its impressive
coverage, thoughtful organization, and scholarly presentation,
Islamic Civilization: History, Contributions, and Influence: A
Compendium of Literature is highly recommended for any public or
academic library...
*Reference and User Services Quarterly, Vol. 46, No. 2*
Ghazanfar has successfully assembled into one concise volume a
wealth of resources supporting both general and scholarly inquiry
into Islamic contributions to Western culture and knowledge.
*American Reference Books Annual, vol. 38 (2007)*
For those who want a wide-ranging literature survey of Muslim
culture, S. M. Ghazanfar's Islamic Civilization: History,
Contributions, and Influence is a good choice.
*Zentralblatt für Geologie und Paläontologie, March 2007*
In order to help relieve the blind spot Westerners have about the
importance of Islamic influence in Western culture and society,
Ghazanfar (emeritus economics, U. of Idaho) cites and substantially
annotates more than 600 English-language books and articles
pertaining to Islamic history, contributions to knowledge, and the
impact of that knowledge once it was assimilated in medieval
Europe. Most of the works were published during the second half of
the 20th century. Students at any level, journalists, policy
makers, and general readers can find here an entry into further
study or just a general overview.
*Reference and Research Book News, August 2006*
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