Religión, cultura e identidad en la obra de Naguib Mahfuz

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  • Antonio Cózar Santiago Author

Abstract

Egyptian Nobel prize Naguib Mahfuz’s literature is situated there where the contemporary interest for Islam and the philosophy of religion meet. His prolific work shows how religion permeates life in the Arab world. By the analysis of a short tale, we try to present Mahfuz’s own conception of Islam: that of a sound realism, which instinctively takes us beyond any kind of ideological or religious fanaticism.

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Author Biography

Antonio Cózar Santiago

Licenciado en Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales por la Universidad de Valencia. Fue Profesor de Macroeconomía
en la Universidad Católica de Valencia. Actualmente, desarrolla labores periodísticas en la Oficina de Información
del Opus Dei. Cursa su doctorado en la Facultad de Filosofía de la Universidad de la Santa Cruz en Roma, con un estudio de la filosofía de la religión en Ortega y Gasset. Colaborador de la revista Nuestro Tiempo.

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Vol. 11 No. 1 (2008)

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