Their Borders, Our World : Building New Solidarities with Palestine / edited by Mahdi Sabbagh.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Sabbagh, Mahdi, editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Arab-Israeli conflict.

Arab-Israeli conflict--Literature and the conflict.

Politics and literature.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (171 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Chicago, IL : Haymarket Books, [2024]

Summary:

This anthology, 'Their Borders, Our World,' edited by Mahdi Sabbagh, presents a collection of essays from writers associated with PalFest, the international cultural solidarity initiative. The book explores themes of solidarity, colonialism, and the ongoing struggles of Palestinians, particularly in the context of Gaza. It delves into the political and social dynamics of Israel's actions and their impact on Palestinian life, while also highlighting the global implications of these events. The essays aim to challenge dominant narratives and inspire solidarity movements worldwide. The intended audience includes readers interested in Middle Eastern politics, human rights, and global solidarity movements. Generated by AI.

Contents:

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Contents

Foreword – YASMIN EL-RIFAE

Renewing Solidarity – MAHDI SABBAGH

Gaza Lovesong – JEHAN BSEISO

Try to Be in Palestine – KELLER EASTERLING

Reflections on Structural Gaslighting – DINA OMAR

Wretched Gaza: Confronting the Abject – TAREQ BACONI

French-Israeli Nuclear Coloniality – SAMIA HENNI

From Bilad al-Haramayn to al-Quds: Rumor, Sovereignty, and Solidarity – OMER SHAH

Everywhere in the World There Is a Chinatown; in China There Is a Khaliltown – KAREEM RABIE

Wounds in Place: Football as a Manual for Survival in Ongoing Colonization – ELLEN VAN NEERVEN

City and Anti-City – OMAR ROBERT HAMILTON

Concerning the Violence of Architecture – MABEL O. WILSON

Acknowledgments

Index

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Includes index.

ISBN:

9798888901182

OCLC:

1432603042