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Year: 2020
Region / City: London, England
Topic: Gender Justice, Islam, Qur’anic Interpretation
Document Type: Dissertation
Institution: Islamic College in collaboration with Middlesex University
Author: Tim Orr
Target Audience: Scholars, students, and researchers in Islamic studies
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: October 7, 2020
Date of Changes: N/A
The document is a scholarly evaluation of Ziba Mir-Hosseini’s hermeneutic approach to interpreting gender justice in Islam, focusing on her analysis of Qur’an 4: 34.
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Holographic Epistemology and Indigenous Understandings of Knowledge
Year: 2026
Region / Community: Global / Indigenous communities
Subject: Epistemology, Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Quantum Perspectives
Document Type: Research Essay
Author: Manulani Aluli Meyer
Contributors: Hirini Moko Mead, Una Nabobo-Baba, Olana Kaipo Ai, Marco Bischof, Ken Wilber, David Peat
Target Audience: Scholars of epistemology, Indigenous studies, quantum physics, and cultural studies
Key Concepts: Body, Mind, Spirit; Objective, Subjective, Cultural Knowledge; Holographic Epistemology
Influences: Maori, Hawaiian, Fijian, Buddhist, Upanishads, Western classical science
Publication Date: 2026
Format: Text with illustrative table comparing cross-cultural epistemological frameworks
Purpose: Exploration of interconnected knowledge systems and cross-cultural perspectives on cognition
Hume’s Internalist Epistemology in EHU 12
Author: Hsueh Qu
Affiliation: National University of Singapore
Academic field: Epistemology; History of Philosophy
Philosophical tradition: Empiricism
Primary subject: David Hume’s epistemology
Focus of analysis: Section 12 of An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
Key philosophical topics: Scepticism; Internalism; Naturalism; Inductive scepticism
Philosopher discussed: David Hume
Related philosophical work: An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
Referenced philosophical work: A Treatise of Human Nature
Institutional context: Academic philosophical research
Type of document: Scholarly philosophical article
Purpose: Interpretation of Hume’s treatment of scepticism and epistemology
Structure mentioned in text: Analytical exposition and argument across five sections
Topics: Ziba Mir-Hosseinis Epistemology