American Journal of Islam and Society · 2004 · 21 citations · 0 references
EducationCurriculumReligious StudiesCritical TheoryIslamic StudiesPedagogyAnti-bias EducationCritical PedagogyCurriculum IdeologyIslamIslamic EducationIslamic Political ThoughtIslamic CurriculumIslamic Educational PhilosophyIslamic PoliticsIslamophobia In SchoolsMuslim StereotypesOrientalist CritiquePedagogical Models
The aftermath of 9/11 and the corresponding rise of global militarism and imperialism have had deep consequences for the realities of Muslims around the world. The reemergence of Orientalist representations have provided the ideological justifications for military incursions. This short reflective article outlines the challenge that critical educators faced in developing an epistemological and pedagogical framework and resources for anti-Islamophobia education in response to the resurgence of neo-Orientalist politics and representations.