Simply said: Edward Said and the New York intellectual tradition

Arts & Humanities

• Edward Said 100%
• Palestinians 87%
• Zionism 33%
• Orientalism 17%
• Israel 16%
• Dispossession 15%
• Jews 14%
• Jewish Question 13%
• Nationalism 12%
• Exile 10%
• Jewish Nationalism 9%
• Taboo 9%
• American Jews 8%
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• Deprivation 6%
• Hatred 6%
• Injustice 6%
• Follower 5%
• Discourse 5%
• Holocaust 5%
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• Domestication 5%
• Rebellion 5%
• Rosa Luxemburg 4%
• Homelessness 4%
• Banality of Evil 4%
• Jewish Immigration 4%
• Gershom Scholem 4%
• Revenge 4%
• Intifada 4%
• Adolf Eichmann 4%
• Palestine 4%
• Historical Present 4%
• Bill Clinton 4%
• Bearing Witness 4%
• Singularity 4%
• West Bank 4%
• Hopelessness 4%
• Victimhood 4%
• Cultural Critics 4%
• Occupiers 4%
• Anthropology 4%
• Evasion 4%
• Powerlessness 3%
• Oslo 3%
• Homeless 3%
• Fervor 3%
• Public Intellectuals 3%
• Retribution 3%
• Coins 3%
• Extermination 3%
• Domination 3%
• Reconciliation 3%
• Peace 3%
• Rapprochement 3%
• Skepticism 3%
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• Wedding 3%
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• Signifier 3%
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• Testaments 3%
• Human Condition 3%
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• Assignment 3%
• Literary Criticism 3%
• Orthodoxy 3%
• Jerusalem 2%
• Oppression 2%
• Inconsistency 2%
• Adjectives 2%
• Religion 2%
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• Complementarity 2%
• Middle East 2%
• Cult 2%
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• Privilege 2%
• Questioning 2%
• 1940s 2%
• Passion 2%
• Founding 2%
• Discursive 2%
• Social Sciences 2%
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• Muslims 2%
• Responsibility 2%
• Sound 2%
• Letters 2%
• Economy 1%