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"Voyages In": An Introduction 1
Ch. 1 Being and Not Being a "Mere" Book: History, Memory, and Self-Understanding 22
Ch. 2 The Empire Writes Back: From Bernard Lewis to Martin Kramer 45
Ch. 3 Scholars of Religion and the Return of the Repressed: William D. Hart and Carl Olson 65
Ch. 4 Emergent Conversations: Working with and through Said's "Religious" Questions 85
Ch. 5 Theoretical Travelogues: A Slight Return from Foucault Back to Fanon and Sartre 91
Ch. 6 "Convergences": "The Other Arab Muslims" and "The Other America" 109
Ch. 7 "The Essay as Form" of Resistance: On the Essayistic Spirit in Said and Adorno 135
Ch. 8 "Out of Place": A Conclusion 141
In Lieu of a Postface: An Appreciation of Edward W. Said Vivek H. Dehejia Dehejia, Vivek H. 145
About the Author(s) 149
Notes 150
Bibliography 213
Index 237
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Christopher Carlson
reviewed Edward Said on April 05, 2019
Edward Said
Los Reyes Magos saw fit to give me this gift I had on my list, definetely looking forward to it! I have to read it for my thesis, but it definetely seems to be one of the more interesting books on my list.
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