...Ibrahim Abu Lughod Duke University Press 2000 5983 b2 27:1 / sheet 81 of 237 Palestinian Higher Education: National Identity, Liberation, and Globalization...

...Joseph Massad This article examines the Palestinians' psychological and cultural response to the loss of Palestine and their plan of recovering it. By examining Freud's psychoanalytic understanding of how people cope with loss, especially Freud's work on mourning and melancholia, the author...

... addressed in solidarity discourses and practices. Despite their apparent galvanizing powers, do such discourses and practices also act as sites of marginalization or occlusion? Where do we locate a Palestinian voice within them? My overarching objective in this inquiry is to reconsider solidarity from...

... in this land. As a mixed city of Arabs and Jews, Haifa’s story surely begins prior to the 1948 dismembering, as the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish would say of the occupation, wrought upon it by the Zionist Carmeli Brigade in its tellingly named operation misparayyim (Hebrew for “scissors”) and British...

...Chloe Howe Haralambous This essay asks what current scholarly and political treatments of the refugee illuminate about our political moment. Taking as its starting point Ilana Feldman’s historical ethnography of Palestinian refugee camps and the possibilities for political action afforded...

... of Northern Ireland in 1921. The grievances of the Irish nationalist minority within that new polity were thereafter allowed to fester untreated for half a century until, in the late 1960s, “Ulster” erupted in a war that would lacerate it for nearly thirty years. In Palestine, the Palestinian...

... in these years of revolutionary promise and failure. After the failed revolution in Japan, he spent almost a quarter of a century in exile in Lebanon and Palestine, often working for Palestinian organizations. © 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 The following abbreviations are used throughout: PLO...

...William V. Spanos In The Question of Palestine and elsewhere, Edward Said locates the “justificatory regime” that Zionism has developed to interpose between its Palestinian victims and itself in the discourse of nineteenth-century British imperialism, by which he means the representation...

... Hassoun, an Egyptian Jewish writer living in Paris, and Abdelkebir Khatibi, a Moslem Moroccan writer from Rabat; in the cultural dialogue between the Israeli writer Amos Oz and the Moroc- can writer Tahar Ben-Jelloun; in the numerous publications of Hebrew texts written by Palestinians, such as Naim...

... Palestinianization and the Janus Faced Nature of the Israeli State .” Patterns of Prejudice 44 , no. 1 : 27 – 41 . Agathangelou Anna Bassichis Morgan Spira Tamara Lea 2008 . “ Intimate Investments: Homo-normativity, Global Lockdown, and the Seductions of Empire .” Radical History Review...

...Colin Dayan © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 Nelson Mandela on Nightline; or, How Palestine Matters Mandela’s funeral was on December 15, the same day that final votes were cast for the American Studies Association resolution answering “the call of Palestinian civil society...

... and allegorical in the Stevens poem, we know how that notion has been employed by colonizing regimes to negate the historical reality of “native” populations, not to men- tion the Israeli state’s devastating Zionist negation of Palestinian ontology and history.16 I would like to revisit the William...

... between Jews and Palestinians, and in light of the detrimental role religion seems to play in sustaining this dynamic, Slabodsky should have at least addressed the question of the secular and engaged Said’s positions. Becoming Barbarians, Going Native The demand to decolonize Judaism...

... inspectors after the massacre in Jenin but was and is committing fresh and almost incomprehensible outrages against Palestinian lives and property every day. To generalize: past violators of human rights should, of course, be brought to justice, but the task of bringing them to jus- tice is not as urgent...

... vice president (1993–1995) of Birzeit University, Birzeit, Palestine. He directed the Palestinian Curriculum De- velopment Center and currently directs the Qattan Center for Educational Research and Development...

... from perspectives made possible by the devastation of Palestinian life in the realization of the Zionist ‘‘solution’’ to the Western crisis surrounding the Jews. It also marks his own perception of the continued imbrications of the figure of the modern intel- lectual, and of the essentially secular...

... in dominance, that is, in a world that is hegemonized by the poli- tics of nationalism. The most recent news is that the Palestinian people have voted for Hamas as their representative party, and this news, quite predict- ably, is causing considerable consternation in the United States, which has always...

... literature at UCLA and teaches courses on Arab-Jewish relationships, postcolonial theory, immigration and exile in literature and film, the politics of memory, and critical theory. She has published on such issues as Francophone North African literature, Palestinian writers of Hebrew, gender...

... and Survivors in South Asia , edited by Das Veena , 69 – 91 . Delhi : Oxford University Press . Pappe Ilan . 1997 . “ Post- Zionist Critique on Israel and the Palestinians: Part I: The Academic Debate .” Journal of Palestine Studies 26 , no. 2 : 29 – 41 . Pappe Ilan . 2010...

..., but, by inference, the Palestinian people themselves) is a story of displacement; it is that identity itself is out of place. But in the incisive irony of the passage one also reads a certain urgency, perhaps even a compulsion, to register the epistemic significance of this inaugural placelessness, as well...