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A collection of essays by literary and cultural critic, Edward W. Said. It provides a commentary on the peace process in the last six years of the 20th century, in which Said has been virtually a lone voice in the West supporting the rights of the Palestinian people. Said questions the efficacy of Yasser Arafat's leadership, which has done nothing to stop illegal land expropriation and house demolitions; and regards the Oslo Accords as a false "breakthrough" for the Palestinians, as they include no mention of self-determination and sovereignty, or of an end to the expansion of Jewish settlements. But the author is not without hope: taken together, these essays comprise a vision of how peaceful reconciliation between Palestinian and Israeli can be taken forward.
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?Eloquent, impassioned, and beautifully written.??"Foreign Affairs"
?Eloquent, impassioned, and beautifully written. "Foreign Affairs"
"Eloquent, impassioned, and beautifully written."- "Foreign Affairs"
"You don't have to agree with said to admire him... His voice... is deep, rich and courageous in what is often a scripted and dishonest international dispute." -" The New York Times Book Review"
"Eloquent, impassioned, and beautifully written."- Foreign Affairs
"You don't have to agree with said to admire him... His voice... is deep, rich and courageous in what is often a scripted and dishonest international dispute." - The New York Times Book Review
About the Author
Edward W. Said's memoir, Out of Place, was published by Granta Books in September 1999 to extraordinary critical acclaim. He was Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Colombia University and the author of eighteen books. He lived in New York and dies in September 2003.
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- PublisherGranta Books
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 1862072922
- ISBN 13 9781862072923
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages368
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