Edward Saïd: A bibliography
Edward Saïd: A bibliography Edward Saïd: A bibliography
Basamat “The Formation of American Public Opinion on the Question of Palestine.” In Ibrahim Abu-Lughod, ed., Palestinian Rights: Affirmation and Denial. Wilmette, Ill.: Medina Press, 1982. “Opponents, Audiences, Constituencies, and Community.” Critical Inquiry (September 1982), 9(1):1-26. Reprint. in W.J.T. Mitchell, ed., The Politics of Interpretation, pp. 7-3 2. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1982. “Orientalism: An Exchange.” [Letter] New York Review of Books (August 12, 1982), 29(13):44-46. On Bernard Lewis, “The Question of Orientalism,” New York Review of Books (June 24, 198 2), 29(11):49-56. Lewis’ reply is on pp. 47-48. “Traveling Theory.” Raritan (Winter 1982), 1(3):41-67. “Secular Criticism.” Raritan (1983), 2(3):1-26. “The Future of Criticism.” MLN (September 1984), 99(4):951-958. “Michel Foucault, 1927-1984.” Raritan (Fall 1984), 4(2):1-11. “The Mind of Winter: Reflections on Life in Exile.” Harper’s Magazine (September 1984), 269:49-55. “`Permission to Narrate’ -- Edward Said Writes about the Story of the Palestinians” London Review of Books (February 16-29, 1984), 6(3):13-17. “Reflections on Exile.” Granta (Autumn 1984), 13:159-172. “An Ideology of Difference.” Critical Inquiry (Autumn 1985), 12(1):38-58. “Opponents, Audiences, Constituencies and Community.” In Hal Foster, ed., Postmodern Culture, pp. London: Pluto Press, 1985. Orientalism Reconsidered.” Cultural Critique (Fall 1985), 1:89-107. “On Palestinian Identity--A Conversation with Salman Rushdie.” New Left Review (1986), 160:63-80. “Interview.” In Imre Salusinszky’s Criticism in Society: Interviews with Jacques Derrida, Northrop Frye, Harold Bloom, Geoffrey Hartman. Frank Kermode, Edward Said, Barbara Johnson, Frank Lenrtricchia and J. Hillis Miller, pp . 120- 148. New Accents. New York: Methuen, 1987 “American Intellectuals and the Middle East.” [Interview] Social Text (Fall 1988), 19:37. “Identity, Negation and Violence.” New Left Review (September-October 1988), 171:46-60. “Jane Austen and Empire.” In Terry Eagleton, ed., Raymond Williams: Critical Perspectives, pp. 150-164. Northeastern University Press, 1989 80
Edouard Saïd: A bibliography “Representing the Colonized: Anthropology’s Interlocutors.” Critical Inquiry (Winter 1989), 15(2):205-225 “The Discourse of the Orient.” In Dennis Walder, ed., Literature in the Modern World: Critical Essays and Documents, pp. 234-244. Oxford: Oxford University Press/Open University Press, 19 90. “Figures, Configurations, Transfigurations.” Race and Class (July-September 1990), 32:1-16. “Third-World Intellectuals and Metropolitan Culture.” Raritan (Winter 1990), 9(3):27-50. “Criticism, Culture, and Performance: An Interview with Edward Said.” Performing Arts Journal (January 1991), 37:21-42. Interview conducted by B. Marranca. “Identity, Authority and Freedom: The Potentate and the Traveller.” Transition (1991), 54. “Intellectual Exile: Expatriates and Marginals.” Grand Street (Fall 1993), 12(3):112-124. “An Interview with Edward W. Said.” Boundary 2 (Spring 1993), 20(1):1-25. “Nationalism, Human Rights, and Interpretation.” Raritan (Winter 1993), 12(3):26-51. “Orientalism and After: An Interview with Edward Said.” Radical Philosophy (Spring 1993), 63:22-32. “Representations of the Intellectual.” Independent (June 24, 1993):24. “Speaking Truth to Power.” Independent (July 22, 1993):12. “Edward Said Talks to Jacqueline Rose.” Critical Quarterly (Spring 1998), 40(1):72-89. “The Panic of the Visual: A Conversation with Edward W. Said.” Boundary 2 (Summer 1998), 25(2):11-33. “Glenn Gould, the Virtuoso as Intellectual.” Raritan (Summer 2000), 20(1):1- 16. “Palestinians under Siege.” London Review of Books (December 14, 2000), 22(24):9-10, 12-14. “The Clash of Ignorance.” Nation (October 22, 2001), 273(12):11-13. “The Public Role of Writers and Intellectuals.” Nation (September 17, 2001), 273(8):27-28, 31-32, 34-36. 81
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Edouard Saïd: A <strong>bibliography</strong><br />
“Representing the Colonized: Anthropology’s Interlocutors.” Critical Inquiry<br />
(Winter 1989), 15(2):205-225<br />
“The Discourse of the Orient.” In Dennis Walder, ed., Literature in the Modern<br />
World: Critical Essays and Documents, pp. 234-244. Oxford: Oxford University<br />
Press/Open University Press, 19 90.<br />
“Figures, Configurations, Transfigurations.” Race and Class (July-September<br />
1990), 32:1-16.<br />
“Third-World Intellectuals and Metropolitan Culture.” Raritan (Winter 1990),<br />
9(3):27-50.<br />
“Criticism, Culture, and Performance: An Interview with <strong>Edward</strong> Said.”<br />
Performing Arts Journal (January 1991), 37:21-42. Interview conducted by B.<br />
Marranca.<br />
“Identity, Authority and Freedom: The Potentate and the Traveller.” Transition<br />
(1991), 54.<br />
“Intellectual Exile: Expatriates and Marginals.” Grand Street (Fall 1993),<br />
12(3):112-124.<br />
“An Interview with <strong>Edward</strong> W. Said.” Boundary 2 (Spring 1993), 20(1):1-25.<br />
“Nationalism, Human Rights, and Interpretation.” Raritan (Winter 1993),<br />
12(3):26-51.<br />
“Orientalism and After: An Interview with <strong>Edward</strong> Said.” Radical Philosophy<br />
(Spring 1993), 63:22-32.<br />
“Representations of the Intellectual.” Independent (June 24, 1993):24.<br />
“Speaking Truth to Power.” Independent (July 22, 1993):12.<br />
“<strong>Edward</strong> Said Talks to Jacqueline Rose.” Critical Quarterly (Spring 1998),<br />
40(1):72-89.<br />
“The Panic of the Visual: A Conversation with <strong>Edward</strong> W. Said.” Boundary 2<br />
(Summer 1998), 25(2):11-33.<br />
“Glenn Gould, the Virtuoso as Intellectual.” Raritan (Summer 2000), 20(1):1-<br />
16.<br />
“Palestinians under Siege.” London Review of Books (December 14, 2000),<br />
22(24):9-10, 12-14.<br />
“The Clash of Ignorance.” Nation (October 22, 2001), 273(12):11-13.<br />
“The Public Role of Writers and Intellectuals.” Nation (September 17, 2001),<br />
273(8):27-28, 31-32, 34-36.<br />
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