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ISBN 10: 0522853560
ISBN 13: 978-0522853568
Author: Debjani Ganguly, Ned Curthoys
This collection is an enterprise of discovery and critical inquiry into the legacy of one of late modernity's greatest public intellectuals, Edward Said.
Noted contributors, including Bill Ashcroft, John Docker, Lisa Lowe, Hsu-ming Teo and Patrick Wolfe, address an array of intellectual, political and cultural issues in their engagement with Said's oeuvre. Exciting new scholarship highlights the ways in which humanities in the twenty-first century can engage with Said's legacy, which includes his imbrications of culture and imperialism, his cosmopolitan critique of the idea of 'clash of civilisations', and his belief that the intellectual needs to maintain 'intellectual performances' on many fronts.
The individual chapters achieve a sense of balance between the two poles of Said's persona: the brilliant and intimidating literary and music critic who invested deeply in an inclusive and democratic vision of humanism and the outspoken public intellectual who kept alive the truth of Palestine and the dangers of a settler colonial ethos.
Introduction
Representing public intellectuals
1 Edward Said and the style of the public intellectual
2 Edward Said and the sociology of intellectuals
3 Blogging Said: Public intellectuals in the Internet age
4 Exile and representation: Edward Said as public intellectual
5 Reluctant prophets and gadfly laureates: The Australian writer as public intellectual
Humanism as worldly affiliation
6 The worldliness of intimacy
7 Edward Said’s unhoused philological humanism
8 Edward Said, world literature and global comparatism
Contrapuntal rhythms: Music as critical metaphor
9 Edward Said and Theodor Adorno: The musician as public intellectual
10 Said, Grainger and the ethics of polyphony
Europe, orientalism and popular culture
11 Orientalism and mass market romance novels in the twentieth century
12 The question of Europe: Said and Derrida
Palestine and settler-colonial contexts
13 Interacting imaginaries in Israel and the United States
14 Palestine, Project Europe and the (un-)making of the new Jew: In memory of Edward W. Said
Index
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Tags: Debjani Ganguly, Ned Curthoys, Edward Said, Public Intellectual