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The Politics of Dispossession
Edward W. Said
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Cover
About the Author
Other Books by This Author
Maps
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
One: Palestine and Palestinians
1: The Palestinian Experience
2: The Palestinians One Year Since Amman
3: Palestinians
4: The Acre and the Goat
5: Peace and Palestinian Rights
6: Palestinians in the United States
7: The Formation of American Public Opinion on the Question of Palestine
8: Palestinians in the Aftermath of Beirut: A Preliminary Stocktaking
9: Solidly Behind Arafat
10: Who Would Speak for Palestinians?
11: An Ideology of Difference
12: On Palestinian Identity: A Conversation with Salman Rushdie
13: Review of Wedding in Galilee and Friendship’s Death
14: How to Answer Palestine’s Challenge
15: Palestine Agenda
16: Palestinians in the Gulf War’s Aftermath
17: The Prospects for Peace in the Middle East
18: Return to Palestine–Israel
Two: The Arab World
19: U.S. Policy and the Conflict of Powers in the Middle East
20: The Arab Right Wing
21: A Changing World Order: The Arab Dimension
22: The Death of Sadat
23: Permission to Narrate
24: “Our” Lebanon
25: Sanctum of the Strong
26: Behind Saddam Hussein’s Moves
27: A Tragic Convergence
28: Ignorant Armies Clash by Night
29: The Arab–American War: The Politics of Information
30: The Intellectuals and the War
Three: Politics and Intellectuals
31: Chomsky and the Question of Palestine
32: Reticences of an Orientalist
33: Identity, Negation and Violence
34: The Orientalist Express: Thomas Friedman Wraps Up the Middle East
35: On Nelson Mandela, and Others
36: Embargoed Literature
37: The Splendid Tapestry of Arab Life
38: The Other Arab Muslims
Epilogue
Notes
Permissions Acknowledgments
Edward W. Said
The Politics of Dispossession
