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A conversation with cultural historian Edward Said about his book Power, Politics and Culture: Interviews with Edward W. Said, and the disparities between European culture and Middle Eastern culture.
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Clubfoot 09/06/2008 08:53 PM Report
Beautiful man, great interview
John Kadvany 06/04/2008 11:20 AM Report
Dear Charlie:
I could write pages on your virtues, but know you are busy; so I limit myself to criticism of last night's George Will interview.
I thought you gave him a ridiculous pass when he said Obama, because he was "liberal," would bloat government in ineffective and costly ways. You didn't call him on this ridiculous prognostication, based on nothing but his own biases. How does he know what will occur? How can we cover costs in Iraq except by taxes and new budget priorities? How will climate change be addressed if not through regulation? Will just name-calling.
After this comment, and your lack of forceful response, I said to my wife, "Well, I knew it wasn't worth listing to George Will, even on Charlie Rose." I was right, and turned the channel. You should have peppered him the way you did Arianna Huffington.
Sincerely,
John Kadvany / Menlo Park
Jamie 06/04/2008 06:26 AM Report
Or are you French? Maybe it doesn't matter. If you have read any of his books on the Palestinian question you would realize that he is one of the best representatives of Palestianians. Do a little more research before you rip someone. He certianly does.
JQ 02/27/2008 04:57 PM Report
Very interesting comments from you Dina.
Are you Palestinian?
Dina 01/08/2008 04:50 AM Report
Edward Said was so wrong about Palestine and Palestinians. He belittled them by presumptuously speaking on their behalf, a people he had no relation to and had no way of knowing, from his plush headquarters in NYC. His work only appeals to Westerners who are likewise clueless. What a charade, for a chameleon to speak for the Arab World, a world he did not write about accurately, one that he distorted and divided, and most gravely, mythologized. His phony accent is also maddening, as were his views on the French cultural scene, one that he could not have understood well as a Palestinian, as Palestinians have never played a role in French culture. Abominable man.