The Political Language of Islam

Bernard W. Lewis. University of Chicago Press, $15 (184pp) ISBN 978-0-226-47693-3

Lewis, utilizing Arabic, Persian and Turkish documents dating from the time of the Prophet to the present, analyzes the disparity between Islamic and Western political thought. (Apr.)

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