Titlebook: Arab Nation, Arab Nationalism; Derek Hopwood (Fellow) Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000

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The Future of Arab Jerusalem,les of the octagonal Dome of the Rock, the nearby grey cupola of the al-Aqsa Mosque, and the spacious Haram al-Sharif which surrounds them. These are highlighted against the background of the large domes of the Holy Sepulcher and of the synagogues of the Jewish quarter, innumerable smaller domes, an

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The Quality of Arab Nationalism, needing no explanation.. The givenness of nationalism was the common belief in his milieu. An eminent contemporary, the historian R. W. Seton-Watson, depicted modern Balkan history just as Antonius was later to relate Arab history.. Antonius wrote from the perspective of an Arab with a British esta

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Nationalism and the Arabs,Antonius lecturers, and the Middle East Centre has my gratitude for this. It is also my privilege, and my pleasure, to address the question of Arab nationalism, not least because I shall be drawing on some matters raised by Albert Hourani, who addressed aspects of the same theme in his Antonius Lect

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The Voyage In: Third World Intellectuals and Metropolitan Cultures,orld. Most historians of imperialism, however, begin the age of empire, as Eric Hobsbawm has recently called it, during the 1870s when the scramble for Africa made an unrestrained competition for imperial territories the very sign of the entire age. Whichever view of imperialism one wishes to accept

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Melodramas of Nationhood, I felt keenly my responsibility to show the value of anthropological research (making it clear that it offers more than quaint folklore and something other than colonial ventriloquism) and to convince you that considering women’s lives as well as men’s is important. These burdens were nothing, howe

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Perennial Themes in Modern Arabic Literature,s series have dealt with historical, political or general cultural subjects. The two distinguished non-historian speakers from my country of origin, one of whom, alas, is no longer with us, and whose standard of eloquence I cannot hope to emulate, chose topics related to Egypt: the late Professor Ma

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,The Palestine Issue: an Observer’s Reminiscences over the Past Twenty Years,ices of the George Antonius lecture group. George Antonius is a man for whom I have very deep respect; I think his is one of the very first books I read when I started working at ., and he has had a great influence over all my thinking since. And the second reason is that he has given me a chance to