TUC
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Edward Said: Palestine and the Universality of Human Rights |
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58:00 |
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| Subtitle: |
February 19, 2003 speech in two parts |
| Summary: |
Said talks about the rich Palestinian culture that was destroyed during
the founding of the Israeli state in 1948. Unflinchingly he looks at
current Israeli human rights violations and proposed three ways of
healing. |
| Featuring: |
Prof. Edward Said |
| Type: |
Unspecified |
| Recorded: |
02/19/03 |
| Recorded At: |
Zellerbach Hall, Berkeley |
| Producer: |
Maria Gilardin |
| Uploaded On: |
02/26/2003
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| Restrictions: |
No excerpting/modifying without permission.
For non-profit use only.
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| Notes: |
Edward Said, Palestine and the Universality of Human
Rights
Professor Said is known as both a scholar of modern literature and an
expert on Middle Eastern politics. Educated at Princeton and Harvard he
now teaches at Columbia. His books, which have been translated into 36
languages, include: Covering Islam, and The Politics of Dispossession.
He was born in Palestine before the founding of the Jewish State. By
1950 his extended family had all fled Jerusalem for Cairo. Like hundreds
of thousands of Palestinians they were displaced by the Jewish state
that had been established 2 years earlier.
Edward Said spoke at UC Berkeley on February 19, 2003. Zellerbach Hall
holds over 2000 people. The event was sold out days earlier.
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| Edward Said:
Palestine and the Universality of Human Rights |
Language: English |
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