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ajiss-2420	Winkel, Eric	Between Modernity and Post-Modernity: The Islamic Left and Dr. Hasan Hanafi's Thought: A Critical Reading By Kazuo Shimogaki (Japan: The Institute of Middle Eastern Studies, International University of Japan, 1988) 177 pp.	1994.0	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2365	79	53	Shimogaki does see that Hanafi's criticism of European man only satisfies anti-European sentiments. When one teads the hadith and the stories of tra- vellers, the qualitative differences between our societies are vask where we cannot build our own houses without governmental permits, bank loans, and lawyers; where we cannot heal ourselves, but must submit to aggressive and invasive medical procedures; where we cannot educate our own children but must send them to public schools actually designed to transfer children's obedience from their parents to the state; we find traditional Muslims implementing the Shari'ah by themselves, without the fiat of state powers or amirs or caliphs, we find the qai guiding disputants to harmony (the process of sulh) instead of locking up crimi- nals; we find people following wealth freely instead of nation-states setting up enclaves of super-rich citizens and dirt-poor foreign labore=. What Foucault does with this modem engagement of the individual is locate a tuming point, in typical Foucaultian fashion, in a little-known book by J. P. Frank titled System einer vollstaendigen Medicinische Polizei, written in 1779.	cache/ajiss-2420.pdf	txt/ajiss-2420.txt