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Scholars and Pretenders -- Timothy Brennan
Said and Hitchens
Note: This essay was composed in August and early September and
completed the day Edward Said died. It was not written in the spirit of
memorialization, therefore, but as a clarification of his intellectual
achievements to set
Symposium to Commemorate the Life and Work of Edward W. Said (1935-2003)
Tuesday, October 7
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM: a screening of _The Shadow of the West_ (written
and narrated by Edward Said)
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM: a panel discussion on the life and work of Edward Said
Denney Hall, Room 311 (the Commons
* LRB | Vol. 25 No. 12 dated 19 June 2003 | Edward Said
A Road Map to Where?
Edward Said
...Bush's vision (the word strikes a weird dreamy note in what is
meant to be a hard-headed, definitive peace plan) is supposed to be
realised by the restructuring of the Palestinian Authority
when maxim rodinson was asked what he thought of edward said in a very recent interview on aljazeera he said.
I never liked from the beginning. he does not know the arab world and pretends he does.his thought is bourgeois and he is an idealist. up until this moment he has no sound theoretical
soula avramidis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
when maxim rodinson was asked what he thought of edward said in a very recent interview on aljazeera he said.
I never liked from the beginning. he does not know the arab world and pretends he does.his thought is bourgeois and he is an idealist. up until
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From: andie nachgeborenen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Truth in what, that people in literary philosophy: do not know one
thing very well? It's true that there's an immense amount of ignorance and
foolishness in literary theory. But it's dumb to diss someone because of
his
At least the Moufti next door thinks that said knows little about Islam, not to mention he is a christian. but just maybe a quick reading on the formation of a culture of resistance under colonialism will tell where he came from.
but i think rodinson is entitled to his opinion, no harm done,
When will we resist?
Edward Said: The US is preparing to attack the Arab world, while the
Arabs whimper in submission
Saturday January 25, 2003
The Guardian
One opens the New York Times on a daily basis to read the most recent
article about the preparations for war that are taking place
Israel's dead end
By Edward Said
http://www.ahram.org.eg/weekly/2001/565/op1.htm
The earth is closing on us, pushing us through the last passage, and we
tear off our limbs to pass through. Thus Mahmoud Darwish, writing in the
aftermath of the PLO's exit from Beirut in September 1982. Where
Edward Said says:Have any of the innumerable members of the foreign media
covering the conflict done a story about these brutalised young Israelis
conscripts, trained to punish Palestinian civilians as the main part of
their military duty? I think not.
the (U.S.) NATION magazine -- which also
Edward Said says:Have any of the innumerable members of the foreign media
covering the conflict done a story about these brutalised young Israelis
conscripts, trained to punish Palestinian civilians as the main part of
their military duty? I think not.
the (U.S.) NATION magazine -- which also
and literature
function to construct and maintain political and cultural boundaries
between Jews and Palestinians and reinforce group identities and
representations of the other.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Edward Said, University Professor of English and Comparative
Literature at Columbia University, and one
according to a SLATE summary of an article in the WEEKLY [DOUBLE]
STANDARD, An article scorns
Edward Said specifically and post-colonial theory in general. As Said has
watched his dream of an alliance between Western liberalism and Arab
nationalism crumble with the World Trade Center, he has
Title: Re: [PEN-L:18153] Edward Said
Jim Devine asks:
according to a SLATE summary of an
article in the WEEKLY [DOUBLE] STANDARD, An article scorns Edward Said specifically
and post-colonial theory in general. As Said has watched his dream of
an alliance between Western liberalism and Arab
, writes Edward Said, is a
united leadership that takes positions and plans mass
actions designed not to return to Oslo but to press on with
resistance and liberation.]
Occupation is the Atrocity
By Edward Said [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In the United States, where Israel has its main political
base
Subject: Edward Said : Law and order
Date: Sun, 09 Apr 2000 17:48:14 +
From: MENA Info [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MENA Info [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MENA Info - http://www.listbot.com/archive/menainfo
Law and order
you can ignore the first two sentences. I tried to reply it directly,
but it went through strangely. i am forwarding it now.
peace,
Mine
A very interesting piece by Edward Said. As we
discussed in the Ajami book, note the centrality of
poetry. See you tonight.
Note: forwarded message
Friends rally to repulse attack on Edward Said
Julian Borger in Washington
The Guardian, Monday August 23, 1999
The credibility of one of the best known torch-bearers for the Palestinian
cause, Professor Edward Said, came under fierce assault over the weekend
after he was accused
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Date: Sat, 3 Apr 1999 14:08:41 -0800
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From: Phil Gasper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Edward Said on NATO bombing
Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Protecting the Kosovars
By Edward Said
ONCE again, and led by the United States as usual, a war is being conducted
uot;realities" and trying to pass them off as political
substance. Arafat and his advisers should be ashamed of themselves for
such banal tricks. They should stand aside so that a more serious and
credible political process can replace their disastrous fumbling once
and for all.
Edward S
Apocalypse Now by Edward Said
It would be a mistake, I think, to reduce what is happening between Iraq
and the United States simply to an assertion of Arab will and sovereignty
on the one hand versus American imperialism, which undoubtedly plays a
central role in all this. However misguided
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Edward Said, the former US AMbassador to Iraq, was interviewed at length
on the CBC Newsmagazine last night. His trenchant critique of US policy
was contrasted at times by the interviewer's use of standard media
terminology to describe Iraq e.g. a rogue state, didn't
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Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1998 19:53:50 -0500 (EST)
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Subject: [DEMSOC-L] Edward Said oniraq Crisis / crucial reading
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