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UMAR TIMOL - MAURICIO,1970

José María Medina wrote 8 hours ago: UMAR TIMOL Nacionalidad: Mauricio Biografía: Nació en la Isla Mauricio, Umar Timol es el autor de tr … more →

Tags: Espacio literario, IMÁGENES POÉTICAS, Videogames, Gaming, Aviation, Transportation, Umar, Faux la Montagne, anita desai

What Said Said - A Critique; Also An Old Post About Not Lying

commart wrote 11 hours ago: It may be that Said, as he claimed, “scrupulously” recounted his life in his autobiography where at … more →

Tags: Conflict - Culture - Language - Psychology, Integrity, Lying, Research, Truth-telling

Beauty from imperfection

The Translator wrote 2 days ago:   Much of my thinking and reading this week – and not just – has been directed towards issues o … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous, william dalrymple, Patrick Leigh Fermor, Alasdair Maclean, Ciaran Carson, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Joseph Conrad, Robert Browning

On this day: the Nakba1 comment

weareallhanashalabi wrote 4 days ago: Mustafa al-Hallaj, Self-Portrait as God, the Devil, and Man (1994 – 2002) Words by Reem Abu-Hayyeh D … more →

Tags: Actions and Events, Anniversaries, amal amireh, balfour, British Government, British Mandate, catastrophe, Fayyadism, Israel

The 17th meeting of the Assembly of Science and Art

eldana88 wrote 6 days ago: On  january,29th,2008 the 17th routine meeting of the Khazar University’s Assembly of Science and Ar … more →

Tags: Contents of Assembly Meetings, Khazar University, Hamlet İsaxanlı, Hamlet Isakhanli, Board of Directors, Orientalism, Touraj Atabaki, leiden university

Integrity, Honesty and Orientalist Food Discourse

geofoodie wrote 1 week ago: “Yes, getting people to eat healthy vegetables and fruits and other products from wet markets … more →

Tags: food, Social Positions, China, east-west divide, Food, Food Safety, neoliberalism, Orientalism, united states

why i started this blog

Sara wrote 2 weeks ago: It was probably my junior year of college that I went to see the chair of the humanities department … more →

Tags: Adrienne Rich, alice walker, AmeriCorps, BLAST, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, gilbert and gubar, ivory tower, Katherine Mansfield, Nawal El Saadawi

Judith Butler, Keynote, Transnational American Studies Conference

transnationalbooks wrote 3 weeks ago: CASAR’s 5th International Conference: Transnational American Studies, Beirut, Lebanon, January 6-9, … more →

Tags: transnational literature, Judith Butler, Transnational American Studies, Border States, MENA region, american studies, British Association of American Studies

When memory and reality meet: on my identity1 comment

Rana Baker wrote 3 weeks ago: Published on the Electronic Intifada Two passports of two Palestinians: one from Gaza and another fr … more →

Tags: Diaries, Palestine, identity

After the Last Sky by Edward Said and Jean Mohr

warandidentity wrote 3 weeks ago: Said and Mohr wrote a book including many poems and interpretations of Palestine-the conflict and it … more →

Tags: Israel, Palestinian People, Palestine, Palestinian territories, History of Palestine, middle east, said

Orientalism, Us, and Islam25 comments

Neil Godfrey wrote 4 weeks ago: (Photo credit: Wikipedia) One of the most influential publications of the twentieth century was Orie … more →

Tags: Islam, Islamophobia, Said: Orientalism, Muslim World, Orientalism

Why New Atheists are wrong about Islamophobia4 comments

Steve Rose wrote 4 weeks ago: (This piece is largely a response to the problematic piece in the New Statesman that argued atheists … more →

Tags: News, Atheism, Religion, Islam, Sam Harris, RIchard Dawkins, New Atheism, Orientalism, racism

Seductively swaying Carmen the Gypsy Danced to a Palestinian Orchestra in Bethlehem

gazaheart wrote 4 weeks ago: “With our music we represent Palestine. We say out loud the name of the country that many decided to … more →

Tags: Art & Culture, Palestinian, middle east, Carmen, ópera carmen, Conservatory, ESNCM, michele cantoni, Nadin Baboun

What Every Criminologist Knows

digger666 wrote 1 month ago: Reblogged from Talesfromthelou's Blog: "Every criminologist knows that corporate crime — white- … more →

Tags: US Politics, Politics & World Affairs, justice & law, Human Rights & Social Justice, Law & Criminal Justice, relationships, International Development, Globalisation, activism

New Series on "Yellow Fever"

joyceh93 wrote 1 month ago: Jezebel posted an article today about a new series They’re All So Beautiful, which addresses t … more →

Tags: Callie Beusman, Debbie Lum, jezebel, Orientalism, Sheridan Prasso, They're All So Beautiful, Yellow Fever

Jane Austen and Empire on Film2 comments

Taryn Hakala wrote 1 month ago: This clip from Patricia Rozema’s 1999 film adaptation of Mansfield Park makes explicit the vio … more →

Tags: Extra Credit, Popular Culture, Empire, film, Mansfield Park

Why "Jessie" is the Worst Show on Disney Channel27 comments

kayfil wrote 1 month ago: For those who don’t know, this is a Disney Channel series about a girl from Texas who moves to … more →

Tags: TV, Disney, Children, children's tv, Disney Channel, Feminism, India, Indian, Jessie

The Naked Body of Medusa.

alfrun wrote 1 month ago: A letter I wrote to the guardian, based on my previous blog in response to an article written by Chi … more →

Tags: Blog, comment 2, Feminist Fever, Aliaa Elmahdy, Amina Tyler, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Chandra Talpade Mohanty, Chitra Nagarajan, femen

Sikhs and Western law: A review

aryalegal wrote 1 month ago: Civil Rights in Wartime: The Post 9/11 Sikh Experience Dawinder S. Sidhu and Neha Singh Gohil Farnha … more →

Tags: India, Discrimination, sikhs, Christianity, Arvind-Pal Singh Mandair, Canada, Harjot Oberoi, N. Gerald Barrier, Orientalism


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