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...LINDA HUTCHEON Requiem for Edward Said LINDA HUTCHEON Where can any of us begin to talk about our loss? I gie Hall, and a new English version of Beethoven’s op- was Edward’s Vice-President when he was President of era Fidelio for performance with the Chicago Symphony the Modern Language...

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...ILAN PAPPE Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2003 Edward Said: A Tribute ILAN PAPPE I belong to a very particular and limited group of perspective coupled, with the clear historiographical people in Israel. We are Israeli Jews who have been full- picture...

...MELANIE NEWTON Reflections on Edward Said: A Caribbean Perspective MELANIE NEWTON In Culture and Imperialism–the work which, of all of voice for the dispossessed–already a noble thing–or Edward Said’s writings, resonated most with me, and, I serve as the intellectual face of anti-colonial...

...NATALIE ZEMON DAVIS Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2003 Requiem for Edward Said LINDA HUTCHEON Where can any of us begin to talk about our loss? I gie Hall, and a new English version of Beethoven’s op- was Edward’s Vice-President when he was President...

...Sarah M. A. Gualtieri Gualtieri’s article explores Edward Said’s participation in the Association of Arab American University Graduates (AAUG), an organization formed in the wake of the 1967 June War and for which Said served as vice president in the early 1970s. Describing itself...

...Mark Muhannad Ayyash In reading Edward Said, particularly works such as Out of Place and Reflections on Exile and Other Essays , one is left wondering about the peculiar position that Said, the “exile,” holds in relation to writing. In this essay, I examine this relation by following and exploring...

... and ally, the founder of post- tural and epistemic transformation. colonial studies, Edward W. Said. I want the occasion of The problem with applying these terms to the this important translation to mark our tribute to our area you cover would be merely to follow the three magisterial colleague...

... in light of the recent publication of Ian Buruma and Avishai Margalit's Occidentalism and by way of a reassessment of the political intentions of Edward Said's Orientalism. The concluding section of the article is devoted to answering the question, what is Islamism? It is suggested that Islamism...

...Madeleine Dobie Since the landmark intervention of Edward Said, the “Orient” has been widely rejected as a repository of European projections of alterity, and the Mediterranean is variously embraced as a promising framework for cross-cultural relations and transnational scholarship and rejected...

... touching on Edward Said's), as well as his thoughts on the anthropologist's positionality. He rebuts charges of nativism and revisits his own family history, thinking about the differences between how his father, who was an intellectual and a convert, inhabited being a Muslim differently than his own...

... and drawing upon the readings of Freud’s Moses and Monotheism pursued by Edward W. Said, Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi, Michel de Certeau, Judith Butler, and others, Sacks argues that Freud’s text both repeats and teaches us to place in question the categories that operate and render legible acts of sovereign...

... or do not challenge orientalism. Is it possible to construct a “post-orientalist” definition of Islam without enacting a continuous critique of orientalism? Is such a critique exhausted by Edward W. Said's famous book, Orientalism , as it is too often assumed, or are we still confined by its impasses...

... understandings of the past and present—but they linger on less conventional questions of the materialities and affects of archives, as well as the formidable challenges archives present for assembly, authority, access, categorization, and political futures. References Gualtieri Sarah M. A. “ Edward...

...ANIA LOOMBA - Remembering Said ANIA LOOMBA All of us are the poorer for having lost Edward Said, he also valued being one step removed from the political whose commitment to global justice was as passionate process. “I have,” he told us...

... The Günter Darius itself is a contested term. Edward Said defined orientalism as “a certain will will certain as “a orientalism defined Said Edward term. contested a is itself...

...Jennifer Jenkins Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 - German Orientalism: Introduction Jennifer Jenkins Edward Said famously claimed that Germany did not ists filled prominent university positions...

... in itself, the event also gave rise to a new international scholars network the 'Group for the Critical Study of Colonial Discourse'. Recent interest in conceptualizations of colonial 'Others' and in 'colonial discourses' owes much to Edward Said's provocative and ground-breaking...

... discoveries.”3 This modulated ac- While critical of such historically inaccurate ac- count of the history of Orientalism appropriates as its counts, Edward Said’s pioneering work was also own the agency and creativity of its other. As a he- grounded on the assumption that Orientalism “had gemonic...