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University of Oxford |
Faculty of Oriental Studies
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Reading Lists for the M.Phil in Modern Middle East Studies |
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Option Reading Lists: |
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Supplementary Seminar Reading Lists:* | |||||
| Anthropology: The Field and Fieldwork | History and Politics of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1979-2005 | |||||
| Area Studies | History of the Middle East, 1860-1970 | |||||
| Code Switching between Arabic and Other Languages | History of Turkey, 1908-1980 | |||||
| Culture and Politics | International Relations of the Middle East | |||||
| Language and Community in the Arab World | Iranian History from the Constitutional to the Islamic Revolution, 1905-1979 | |||||
| Israel: State, Society, Identity | ||||||
| Islam in the Middle East in the Twentieth Century | ||||||
| The Maghreb since 1830 | ||||||
| Mass Media in the Middle East | ||||||
| North African Politics | ||||||
| Political Economy of the Middle East | ||||||
| Political Islam, Islamism, and Modern Islamic Movements | ||||||
| Politics in the Middle East | ||||||
| Social Anthropology of the Middle East | ||||||
Special Papers** |
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| Available in Hilary Term, 2010 | ||||||
| Research Methods in Middle Eastern Studies | ||||||
| Available in Trinity Term, 2010 | ||||||
| Cyber Politics in the Middle East | ||||||
| Available in Trinity Term, 2010 | ||||||
*Supplementary reading lists for the M.Phil. Seminar are intended to be guides to methodological or conceptual literature within the field of Middle Eastern studies and beyond. These can be used as suggestions for further reading in the seminar, and may also be of use in helping students to frame their theses later in the course. **A "special paper" is taught and examined the same way as the regularly offered course options. M.Phil. students can substitute only one special paper for one of the regular options.
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