Contents
-- Volume 11, numbers 1 and 2, Spring and Fall 2004
Special Issue: Edward Said
Guest Editor: Patrick Colm Hogan
| Title | Author | Page |
| Introduction:
The Political and Intellectual Legacy of Edward Said: the Example of Orientalism |
Patrick Colm Hogan | 1 |
| Representation and Resistance: Edward Said, 1935-2003 | Bill Ashcroft | 30 |
| I. Theory | ||
| Appropriating Auerbach: From Said to Postcolonialism | Herbert Lindenberger | 45 |
| Postcolonial Dialogics: Between Edward Said and Antonio Gramsci | E. San Juan, Jr. | 56 |
| Edward W. Said: The Force of Geography | Robert P. Marzec | 75 |
| II. Literature and Culture | ||
| Assembled Symmetries,
False Alterity: Orientalism and National Genesis in The Song of Roland |
T. Mark Humphries | 93 |
| Orientalism and Anxiety of Influence: Seeking Sakuntala in Goethe's Faust | Lalita Pandit | 114 |
| Fashioning the
Orient through Text and Textiles: Orientalism in Nineteenth Century Fashion Writing |
Melissa Mullins | 143 |
| III. Politics | ||
| Edward Said and
Southeast Asian Islam: A Study of Western Representations of Meccan Pilgrims (Hajiis) in the Dutch East Indies, 1800-1900 |
Syed Muhd Khairudin Aljunied | 159 |
| Reading with Edward Said: Representation and Other Disquieting Gestures | Sridevi Menon | 176 |
| Edward Said and Worldliness: Reading the Hindu Right | Chandrima Chakraborty | 195 |
| Edward Said,
Palestine, and the Responsibility of Intellectuals: An Interview with Noam Chomsky |
Patrick Colm Hogan | 210 |