PART ONE: INTELLECTUALS AND CRITICS: POSITIONS AND POLEMICS Interview with Edward W Said - Edward W Said and Diacritics Politics, the Profession, and the Critic - Catherine Gallagher Intellectuals at War - Paul A Bov[ac]e Michel Foucault and the Analytics of Power The Critic as Dis/Placed Intelligence - Mustapha Ben T Marrouchi The Case of Edward Said Orientalism and After - Aijaz Ahmad Ambivalence and Metropolitan Location in the Work of Edward Said The National Question - Michael Sprinker Said, Ahmad, Jameson News from Nowhere - Marjorie Levinson The Discontents of Aijaz Ahmad An Interview with Edward W Said - Edward W Said, Joseph A Buttigieg and Paul A Bov[ac]e The East is a Career - Bruce Robbins Edward Said The Palestinian Intellectual and the Liberation of the Academy - Barbara Harlow Worldliness-Without-World, Homelessness-as-Home - Abdul R JanMohamed Toward a Definition of the Specular Border Intellectual The Intifada of the Intellectuals - Mark Walhout An Ecumenical Perspective on the Walzer-Said Exchange Edward W Said and the American Public Sphere - Rashid I Khalidi Speaking Truth to Power Conversation with Edward Said - Edward Said and Bill Ashcroft Edward Said, Late Style and the Aesthetic of Exile - Tim Lawrence `What Truth? For Whom and Where?' - Martin Hollis Nothing in the Post? - Patrick Williams Said and the Problem of Post-Colonial Intellectuals PART TWO: VERSIONS OF ORIENTALISM Orientalism and the Study of Japan - Richard H Minear Orientalism and its Problems - Dennis Porter The Challenge of Orientalism - Lata Mani and Ruth Frankenberg On Orientalism - James Clifford The Prisonhouse of Orientalism - Zakia Pathak, Saswati Sengupta and Sharmila Purkayastha After Orientalism - Rosalind O'Hanlon and David Washbrook Culture, Criticism and Politics in the Third World Techno-Orientalism - David Morley and Kevin Robins Futures, Foreigners and Phobias Under the Sign of Orientalism - Mahmut Mutman The West vs. Islam Barthes and Orientalism - Diana Knight The Sultan and the Slave - Joyce Zonana Feminist Orientalism and the Structures of Jane Eyre Looking the Same? A Preliminary (Postcolonial) Discussion of Orientalism and Occidentalism in Australia and Japan - Leigh Dale and Helen Gilbert Acting Out Orientalism - Emily Apter Sapphic Theatricality in Turn-of-the-Century Paris Vacation Cruises; or, the Homoerotics of Orientalism - Joseph A Boone Orientalism Now - Gyan Prakash Chinese History and the Question of Orientalism - Arif Dirlik Feminism, Imperialism and Orientalism - Joanna Liddle and Shirin Rai The Challenge of the `Indian Woman' Orientalism - Neil Macmaster and Toni Lewis From Unveiling to Hyperveiling The Illusion of a Future - Timothy Brennan Orientalism as Travelling Theory PART THREE: CULTURAL FORMS, DISCIPLINARY BOUNDARIES Overlapping Territories and Intertwined Histories - Benita Parry Edward Said's Postcolonial Cosmopolitanism Presence and Representation - Johannes Fabian The Other and Anthropological Writing Orientalism and the Ethnographer - Catherine Gimelli Martin Said, Herodotus and the Discourse of Alterity The Mightier Pen - Ernest Gellner The Double Standards of Inside-Out Colonialism The Ethics of Mansfield Park - Allen Dunn MacIntyre, Said and Social Context Jane Austen and Edward Said - Susan Fraiman Gender, Culture and Imperialism Edward Said's Culture and Imperialism - Bruce Robbins et al A Symposium Nationalism and Exoticism - Lisa Lowe Nineteenth-Century Others in Flaubert's Salammbo and L'Education Sentimentale Representing Empire - Michael Hays Class, Culture and the Popular Theatre in the Nineteenth Century Narrating Imperialism - Benita Parry Nostromo's Dystopia East is East and South is South - Elleke Boehmer Postcolonialism as Neo-Orientalism, the Cases of Sarojini Naidu and Arundhati Roy Edward Said and the Historians - John M MacKenzie Orientalism and World History - Edmund Burke III Representing Middle Eastern Nationalism and Islamism in the Twentieth Century Displacing Limits of Difference - Christine Anne Holmlund Gender, Race and Colonialism in Edward Said and Homi Bhabha's Theoretical Models and Marguerite Duras's Experimental Films The Family Romance of Orientalism - Marina Heung From Madame Butterfly to Indochine Language and War - Bob Hodge Orientalism in the `Mother of All Battles' The Matter of Language - Terry Cochran Said as Music Critic - Henry Louis Gates Jr The Sublime Lyrical Abstractions of Edward W Said - Jim Merod Orientalism and Musical Style - Derek B Scott In Responses Begins Responsibility - Lindsay Waters Music and Emotion Beyond Occidentalism - Fernando Coronil Toward Nonimperial Geohistorical Categories Multiculturalism, Geography, Postcolonial Theory - John K Noyes PART FOUR: THEORY AND POLITICS Criticism as Cultural Politics - Hayden White Scriptive Fate/Scriptive Hope - Joseph N Riddel Difference, Discrimination and the Discourse of Colonialism - Homi K Bhabha Criticism Worldly and Otherworldly - Daniel O'Hara Edward W Said and the Cult of Theory Theorizing Opposition - Robert Con Davis Aristotle, Greimas, Jameson and Said The Genealogy of Justice and the Justice of Genealogy - Harold Weiss Chomsky and Said vs. Foucault and Bov[ac]e Play and Cultural Differences - Paul B Armstrong Hope and Reconciliation - Paul Bov[ac]e A Review of Edward W Said Translating Theories - Michael Dutton and Peter Williams Edward Said on Orientalism, Imperialism and Alterity Third Worldist Relativism - Ray Kiely A New Form of Imperialism Edward W Said - Asha Varadharajan The Politics of Nonidentity - Fred Dallmayr Adorno, Postmodernism - and Edward Said Culture and Colonization - William V Spanos The Imperial Imperatives of the Centered Circle Postcolonial Theory in the Literature Classroom - Michael Garbutcheon Singh and James Greenlaw Contrapuntal Readings Auerbach in Istanbul - Amir R Mufti Edward Said, Secular Criticism and the Question of Minority Culture Humanism in Question - Anthony C Alessandrini Fanon and Said Palestine - Edward W Said and David Barsamian Betrayal of History Disinformation and the Palestine Question - Norman G Finkelstein The Not-So-Strange Case of Joan Peters's From Time Immemorial Broadcasts - Christopher Hitchens White Skin, Black Masks - Bryan Cheyette Jews and Jewishness in the Writings of George Eliot and Franz Fanon Antinomies of Exile - Ella Shohat Said at the Frontiers of National Narrations A Question of Survival - Homi K Bhabha Nations and Psychic States
