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Preface to the English-Language Edition (2010)
Acknowledgments (2000)
Introduction
Chapter 1: Invitation to the Voyage
The ‘ilm, an Onomastic Emblem
A Catastrophic Theory of Knowledge
The Genealogical Structure of Knowledge
Chapter 2: The School of the Desert
Linguists and Bedouins
The Stay in the Desert
A Geography of Pure Language
A Theory of the Stay in the Desert
Chapter 3: The Price of Travel
Financing a Voyage
Paying a Personal Price
Terminus
Chapter 4: Autopsy of a Gaze
The Eye of the Popeyed Man
A Geographer in His Study
The Experience of the Voyage
A Clinical Look at Muslim Verismo
Muqaddasi, Strabo, and Greek Science
Chapter 5: Attaining God
The Theory of the Errant Life
Topographical Writing
Sufism as a Crossing of the Desert
The Voyage to Syria
Entering into the Desert
Society and Its Obverse
Chapter 6: Going to the Borderlands
The Ulemas and Jihad
An Ideology of Combat
Jihad and Hagiography
Chapter 7: Writing the Voyage
Narrating an Absence
The Extraordinary in the Voyage
The Travel Letter
An Art of Travel
A Return to the Travel Narrative
Conclusion: The Journey to the End of the Same
Chronological List of Principal Travel Accounts
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
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