The Edinburgh Companion to the Postcolonial Middle East

ISBN-13: 9781474427685 / Angielski / Twarda / 2018 / 544 str.

Anna Ball; Karim Mattar

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The first collection of essays on this subject, this 'Edinburgh Companion' assembles some of the world's foremost postcolonialists to explore the critical, theoretical and disciplinary possibilities that inquiry into this region opens for postcolonial studies.

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Abstract; Acknowledgements; Notes on the Contributors; List of Figures; Note on Transliterations; Introduction; 1. Dialectics of Post/Colonial Modernity in the Middle East: A Critical, Theoretical, and Disciplinary Overview; Anna Ball and Karim Mattar; 2. Edward Said and the Institution of Postcolonial Studies; Karim Mattar; 3. Postcolonialism and Modern Arabic Literature: Twenty-First Century Horizons; Waïl S. Hassan; 4. Interview with Ahdaf Soueif; Anna Ball; 5. Interview with Sinan Antoon; Karim Mattar; I. The Colonial Encounter: Discourses of Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism; 6. Between the Postcolonial and the Middle East: Writing the Subaltern in the Arab World; Juan R. I. Cole; 7. Orientalism and World Literature: A Re-Reading of Cosmopolitanism in Ṭāhā Ḥusayn’s Literary World; Wen-Chin Ouyang; 8. On Orientalist Genealogies: The Split Arab / Jew Figure Revisited; Ella Shohat; 9. Colonial Violence, Law, and Justice in Egypt; Stephen Morton; 10. Peripheral Visions: Translational Polemics and Feminist Arguments in Colonial Egypt; Marilyn Booth; 11. Reimagining the Ottoman Legacy; Erdağ Göknar; II. States of Post/Coloniality: Politics, Religion, Gender, Sexuality; 12. Postcolonial Nations: Political or Poetic Allegories? (On Tahar Djaout’s L’Invention du désert); Réda Bensmaïa; 13. Passing Away: Despair, Eulogies, and Millennial Palestine; Salah D. Hassan; 14. ‘They are in the right because I love them’: Literature and Palestine Solidarity in the 1980s; Anna Bernard; 15. Nikes in Nineveh: Daesh, the Ruin, and the Global Logic of Eradication; Sadia Abbas; 16. There was no ‘Humble Task’ in the Revolution: Anti-Colonial Activity and Arab Women; Anastasia Valassopoulos; 17. The Queerness of Textuality and / as Translation: Ways of Reading Hoda Barakat’s The Stone of Laughter; Lindsey Moore; III. The Post/Colonial Present: Crisis and Engagement in Global Context; 18. Anglophone Arab Autobiography and the Postcolonial Middle East: Najla Said and Hisham Matar; Tahia Abdel Nasser; 19. Bare Life in the ‘New Iraq’; Ikram Masmoudi; 20. Towards a Globalisation of Contemporary Iranian Literature?: Iranian Literary Blogs and the Evolution of the Literary Field; Laetitia Nanquette; 21. Popular Culture and the Arab Spring; Caroline Rooney; 22. The Syrian Revolution, Art, and the End of Ideology; miriam cooke; 23. Biopolitical Landscapes of the ‘Small Human’: Figuring the Child in the Contemporary Middle Eastern Refugee Crisis in Europe; Anna Ball; 24. Afterword: Critical Companionships, Urgent Affiliations; Anna Ball and Karim Mattar; Bibliography; Index