Ahmad Agbaria tells the story of a generation of postcolonial thinkers and activists who came to question their modernist commitments. He analyzes the heated cultural and intellectual debates that overtook the Arab world in the 1970s, uncovering why major figures turned to tradition in search of solutions to postcolonial predicaments.
Ahmad Agbaria tells the story of a generation of postcolonial thinkers and activists who came to question their modernist commitments. He analyzes the heated cultural and intellectual debates that overtook the Arab world in the 1970s, uncovering why major figures turned to tradition in search of solutions to postcolonial predicaments.
Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction: Voicing the Past I: Foundations 1. The Emergence of a New Field 2. The Great Cultural War: The Social and Connected Critics II: Curators 3. Jabiri as a Thinker of (Internal) Decolonization 4. Restating Turath in the Postcolonial Age III: Backlash 5. The Making of a Social Critic: Jurj Tarabishi 6. A Crack in the Edifice of the Social Critic: From Thawra to Nahda Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction: Voicing the Past I: Foundations 1. The Emergence of a New Field 2. The Great Cultural War: The Social and Connected Critics II: Curators 3. Jabiri as a Thinker of (Internal) Decolonization 4. Restating Turath in the Postcolonial Age III: Backlash 5. The Making of a Social Critic: Jurj Tarabishi 6. A Crack in the Edifice of the Social Critic: From Thawra to Nahda Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
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