Edward Said and the Question of Subjectivity
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Contributing to Edward Said's legacy as a great thinker of the twentieth-century, Pannian uniquely argues that subjectivity was a pervasive theme to Said's body of work. Showing Said as a champion of humanism, this book combines political and literary theory to delve into Said's views on topics ranging from the role of intellectuals to Marxism.
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