The Anthropology of Islam
Marranci offers a critique of anthropology and the attention its scholars have and have not paid to the religion of Islam and to Muslims and their societies. Recommended. L. Beck, CHOICE Magazine  A significant contribution to theoretical debates about Muslims, politics, anthropology and ethnographic representations, specifically from the perspective of an anthropology of emotions. It will be worth reading to all those interested in these topics. Religion and Society: Advances in Research  An original and intriguing attempt to cover a broad range of themes in a field of research located on the border between the anthropology of religion and the study of Islam. Religion