The Acculturated Native Who Rebels | Patricia Crone

[@esprit-critique]

I am a great admirer of Patricia Crone and I would like to thank you to make available such an important lecture by this great scholar.

[@oscard234]

Thanks for sharing this. She was a great scholar and will always be remembered. Rest In Peace Patricia.

[@sacredsoma]

I loved the comparisons between the mechanisms of assimilation in the Umma (caliphate ) and those in the British Empire and the risks they entailed for the ruling ethnicity of the polity

[@spudwesth]

A mental powerhouse ; we have to take her insights very seriously.

[@franciscocepeda8416]

Is a shame she's gone, i hope more people have been trained in archaic languages

[@omidesfandi9064]

Thank you for posting it.

[@tommyhawk5895]

Thank you and God bless you, Patricia Crone you are loved and missed. Unfortunately you where not really known in Denmark, your home country.

[@raminsafizadeh]

Unbelievably insightful!

[@wictoragazade]

would be gerat if we could hear the questions.

[@actuarialscience2283]

To me Patricia Crone should be named the greatest Historian of the century.

[@strongangel]

One of my favourite YT Lectures.

[@talita191]

She is amazing mind...

[@rafunkus]

I think the general phenomenon Prof. Crone is describing is real; however, I feel that calling it a "syndrome" is a bit too tongue-in-cheek.

[@lindyswing4368]

For someone who is critical of the historicity of early Islam, its ironical that she brings up Moses and the exodus as the first example. When its well know we don't have any historicity backing those events up.

[@mahmoudfathy2074]

Arminius: Am I a joke to you

[@adsie79]

Lovely woman.

[@JamalMunshi]

the al-muqanna story is way too complicated to be lumped into this model.

[@ragimundvonwallat8961]

no

[@abdelhakbnuhashim7612]

Interesting.