Devout Societies vs. Impious States ?: Transmitting Islamic Learning in Russia, Central Asia and China, through the Twentieth Century

I. High And Popular Culture -- Devotion Tot He People And Paternalistic Authoritarianism Among Qazaq Intellectuals, From The Mid-nineteenth Century To 1917 / Uyama Tomohiko -- The Tatar Intelligentsia And The Clergy, 1917-1937 / Räfyq Möhämmätshin -- Debates Over Islam In Contemporary Uzbekistan: A View From Within / Bakhtiyar Babadjanov -- Brothers And Comrades: Muslim Fundamentalists And Communists Allied For The Transmission Of Islamic Knowledge In China / Leila Chérif-chebbi -- Chinese Muslim Women: From Autonomy To Dependence / Elisabeth Allès -- From Oral To Written Culture: An Example From The Hui Of China / Constance-hélène Halfon-michel -- Ii. History And Memory. -- Nation Into History: The Origins Of National Historiography In Central Asia / Adeeb Khalid -- Through The Textbooks: The Academic Intelligentsia And The Shaping Of A Tatar National Consciousness (1940s To 1990s) / Dämir Is'haqov -- Turkestan Belongs To The Qojas: Local Knowledge Of A Muslim Tradition / Bruce G. Privratsky -- Local Lore, The Transmission Of Learning, And Communal Identity In Late 20th-century Tajikistan: The Khujand-nāma Of ʻĀrifjān Yahyāzād Khujandī / Stéphane A. Dudoignon -- Le Savoir Musical Des Ouïghours: Et S'il S'agissait D'ambivalence De La Mémoire? / Sabine Trabinjac -- Annexes. Edited By Stéphane A. Dudoignon. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. English And French.