Reflects on state of postcolonial signature behind stylistic refinements - a world of letters relatively dependent on West for economic and political realms, and in which language systems, aesthetic orders, and genres struggle for dominance. This book explores the significance of cultural practices related to food and sports.
Focusing on Edward Said's life and contributions, Mustapha Marrouchi provides a nuanced critique of this influential humanist and commentator on the Palestinian cause. The book explores Said's commitment to challenging domination and highlights the relevance of his passionate writings in today's divided world. It also positions Said's narrative as a blueprint for reinterpreting colonial history. Additionally, it includes the most comprehensive bibliography of Said's work, making it a unique resource dedicated solely to his legacy.