Примери за използване на Edward said на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Edward said he was sorry.
Culture Imperialism Edward Said.
Edward said he had a vacation house.
He will improve,” Edward said.
Edward said I have to kill her.
That day will dawn,” Edward said.
Edward said they were at the swimming pool.
It's going to be okay,” Edward said.
Edward said he would bring it himself.
A double betrayal,” Edward said in a grim voice.
Edward said that he had to get out of town.
Thompson, Isaac Deutscher, Edward Said, and Salman Rushdie.
Edward said the visions weren't always certain.
You don't need to let Alice have her way, you know,” Edward said.
I know,' Edward said, and I thought he sounded dismissive.
Let me illustrate this point with experience from the life ofthis lecture's main inspirator, the secular anti-imperialist Edward Said.
Edward Said suggested as much in his landmark book ORIENTALISM.
Scared the hell out of them, too,” Edward said, rolling his eyes at Jasper before turning to me to explain.
Daniel Barenboim conducts the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, founded by Barenboim andlate US-Palestinian intellectual Edward Said.
Maybe I would,” Edward said after a moment, answering a question I hadn't heard.
However, to get more global electronic cigarette brands better focus on their product marketing and promotion,FEELLiFE need to further enhance its reputation and influence!“, Edward said.
As Edward Said emphasized, what the Holocaust is to the Jews, the Nakba is to the Palestinians.
One user sparked a debate about the role of Kashmiri intellectuals in the fight by posting a picture of the Palestinian-American literary theorist Edward Said symbolically throwing a stone near the Israel-Lebanon border.
The scholar Edward Said took this point further, writing in his book Orientalism in 1978 that Islam had defined Europe culturally, by showing Europe what it was against.
In the early 1990s, a chance meeting between Mr. Barenboim and the late Palestinian-born writer andColumbia University professor Edward Said in a London hotel lobby led to an intense friendship that has had both political and musical repercussions.
This is what the Palestinian-American writer Edward Said explains in great length in the concept of"permission to narrate": the current narrative in the media denies Palestinians the power to communicate their own history.
As a result, it is possible to produce those generalisation efforts that Paola mentioned, to radically de-territorialize the urban, to have global conversations on the aspects of contemporary urban life andto formulate'travelling theories' as Edward Said told us.
In his latest book, Culture& Imperialism, Edward Said desiccates Western fiction, showing how the great novels of the West reflect Western attitudes towards the East and the South.
The band-wagon was jumped by a number of academic figures of different political colour and intellectual quality: from conservatives like Alan Bloom, all the way to deconstructivist radicals like Bill Readings;from intellectual activists like Edward Said, through liberal individualists like Ronald Dworkin, to neo-pragmatics like Richard Rorty or Stanley Fish.
Postcolonial theorists in the wake of Frantz Fanon(Peau nore, masques blancs,1952) and Edward Said(Orientalism, 1978) began to address the imposition of reputations and stereotypes as part of a colonial power imbalance between hegemon and subaltern.