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100 1 $aPatai, Raphael,$d1910-1996.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79115397
245 14 $aThe Arab mind /$cRaphael Patai.
250 $aRev. ed.
260 $aNew York :$bHatherleigh Press,$c2002.
263 $a0201
300 $axxvi, 466 pages ;$c23 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $gI.$tThe Arabs and the World.$g1.$tIslam, Middle East, Arabs.$g2.$tWho Is an Arab? --$gII.$tThe Group Aspects of the Mind --$gIII.$tArab Child-Rearing Practices.$g1.$tThe Issue of Severity.$g2.$tDifferential Evaluation of Boys and Girls.$g3.$tLactation.$g4.$tEarly Roots of the Male-Female Relationship.$g5.$tThe Boy Enters the Men's World.$g6.$tThe Girl Remains in the Women's World.$g7.$tChildhood Rewards and Adult Achievement --$gIV.$tUnder the Spell of Language.$g1.$tArab and Arabic.$g2.$tThe Lure of Arabic.$g3.$tRhetoricism.$g4.$tExaggeration, Overassertion, Repetition.$g5.$tWords for Actions.$g6.$tTime Sense and Verb Tense --$gV.$tThe Bedouin Substratum of the Arab Personality.$g1.$tThe Bedouin Ideal.$g2.$tGroup Cohesion --$gVI.$tBedouin Values.$g1.$tHospitality.$g2.$tGenerosity.$g3.$tCourage.$g4.$tHonor.$g5.$tSelf-Respect --$gVII.$tThe Bedouin Ethos and Modern Arab Society.$g1.$tKoranic and Folk Ethics.$g2.$tWajh or "Face"$g3.$tShame.$g4.$tThe Fahlawi Personality.$g5.$tAversion to Physical Labor --
505 80 $gVIII.$tThe Realm of Sex.$g1.$tSexual Honor.$g2.$tSexual Repression.$g3.$tSexual Freedom and Sexual Hospitality.$g4.$tVarieties of Sexual Outlet.$g5.$tAmbivalence and Change --$gIX.$tThe Islamic Component of the Arab Personality.$g1.$tReligion East and West.$g2.$tPredestination and Personality.$g3.$tImprovidence --$gX.$tExtremes and Emotions, Fantasy and Reality.$g1.$tPolarization.$g2.$tControl and Temper.$g3.$tHostility.$g4.$tThree Functional Planes: Thoughts, Words, Actions --$gXI.$tArt, Music, and Literature.$g1.$tDecorative Arts.$g2.$tMusic.$g3.$tLiterature.$g4.$tToward Western Forms --$gXII.$tBilingualism, Marginality, and Ambivalence.$g1.$tBilingualism and Personality.$g2.$tMarginality.$g3.$tCultural Dichotomy: Elites and Masses.$g4.$tAmbivalence.$g5.$tIzdiwaj - Split Personality --$gXIII.$tUnity and Conflict.$g1.$tThe Idea of Arab Unity.$g2.$tFighting: Swords and Words.$g3.$tDual Division.$g4.$tConflict Proneness --$gXIV.$tConflict Resolution and "Conferentiasis"$g1.$tConflict Resolution.
505 80 $g2.$t"Conferentiasis" --$gXV.$tThe Question of Arab Stagnation.$g1.$tThe Message of History.$g2.$tCritical Views.$g3.$tWhere Do We Go from Here?$g4.$tStagnation and Nationalism.$g5.$tFive Stages.$g6.$tThe Enemy as Exemplar --$gXVI.$tThe Psychology of Westernization.$g1.$tThe Jinni of the West.$g2.$tEgypt - A Case History.$g3.$tThe Issue of Technological Domination.$g4.$tFocus, Values, and Change.$g5.$tFive Dominant Concerns.$g6.$tWestern Standards and Mass Benefits.$g7.$tThe Sinister West.$g8.$tThe Hatred of the West.$g9.$tArabs and Turks.$g10.$tFacing the Future.$tPostscript: The Last Ten Years --$gApp. I.$tThe Judgment of Historians: Spengler and Toynbee --$gApp. II.$tThe Arab World and Spanish America: A Comparison.
650 0 $aArabs.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85006349
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