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The Culture Of Sectarianism: Community, History, And Violence In Nineteenthcentury Ottoman Lebanon,New Goodman And Iconic Parks That TemptFocusing On Ottoman Lebanon, Ussama Makdisi Shows How Sectarianism Was A Manifestation Of Modernity That Transcended The Physical Boundaries Of A Particular Country. His Study Challenges Those Who Have Viewed Sectarian Violence As An Islamic Response To Westernization Or Simply As A Product Of Social And Economic Inequities Among Religious Groups. The Religious Violence Of The Nineteenth Century, Which Culminated In Sectarian Mobilizations And