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100 1 $aHussein, Abdirahman A.
245 10 $aEdward Said :$bcrticism and society /$cAbdirahman A. Hussein.
260 $aLondon ;$aNew York :$bVerso,$c2002.
300 $aix, 339 p. ;$c25 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [310]-330) and index.
505 00 $tA Technique of Trouble: Dialectical Subversion and Archaeo-genealogy --$tDismantling Ideological Walls --$tDebating with Knowledge, Wrestling with History --$tThe Myth of "Postcolonial" Theory: Intellectuals, Collusion, and Opposition --$tIs an Affiliated Human Community Possible? --$tReflexivity and Self-creation in Said and Conrad --$tThe Artistic Self in Conditions of Extremity --$tDialectical Agonism in Conrad and Said: The "Either/Or" Imperative --$tNormativity as Negativity --$tConrad and the Imperialism of Ideas --$tThe Ego Historicized: Space-Time as Sedimented Gestalts --$tBeginnings and Authority: Ideology, Critique, and Community (I) --$tA Theoretical Intervention --$tThe Paradox of Modernity --$tThe Destruction of Foundations: Beginnings in the Absence of Origins --$tRationality and Its Discontents: The Case Against Idealism and Empiricism --$tReason as Intentionality: Towards an Experimental Rationality --$tIdeological Currency Versus Critical Knowledge --$tLanguage as Event: The Dynamics of Textuality --$tBeginnings and Authority: Ideology, Critique, and Community (II) --$tNarrativity and the Natural Order: The Fate of the Classical Novel --$tThe High Drama of Modernism: Textual Production and the Dilemmas of Modernity --$tThe Grand Gesture of Structuralism: Much Ado About Nothing --$tVico and Foucault: The "Space" Between Philosophy, Language, and History --$tThe Power of Discourse: Foucault on Truth, Knowledge, History --$tVico's Poetic History: Humanity as Autodidact --$tThe Struggle for the World: Culture, Hegemony, and Intellectuals.
600 10 $aSaid, Edward W.
650 0 $aPalestinian Americans$vBiography.
650 0 $aIntellectuals$zUnited States$vBiography.
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