Works by Edward Said, 1983

Eddie Yeghiayan

• "The Deprivation." al-Karmel (1983), 8:14-32. In Arabic.

• "Edward Said Writes about a New Literature of the Arab World." Review of Ahdaf Soueif's Aisha. London Review of Books (July 7-20, 5(12):8.

• "Egyptian Rites." Village Voice (August 30, 1983), 28(35):43-44, 46.

• "Experts are Dim on the Use of U.S. Force." Los Angeles Times (September 25, 1983), 102(#4):1.

• "The Experience of Dispossession." In Patrick Seale, ed., The Shaping of an Arab Statesman: Sharif Abd al-Hamid Sharaf and the Modern World, pp. 125-146. London: Quartet Books, 1983.

• "Hanna K.: Palestine with a Human Face." Village Voice (October 11, 1983), 28(41):1, 45. On Costa Gavras' film Hanna K.

• "Literature as Values." Review of Franco Moretti's Signs Taken for Wonders: Essays in the Sociology of Literary Forms. New York Times Book Review (September 4, 1983), 88:9, 18.

• "Losses in Lebanon." New York Times (June 10, 1983), 132(45,705):A27.

• "The Music Itself: Glenn Gould's Contrapuntal Vision." Vanity Fair (May 1983), 46(3):97-101, 127-128.

• "The Music Itself: Glenn Gould's Contrapuntal Vision." In In John McGreevy, ed., Glenn Gould: By Himself and His Friends, pp. 45-54. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, "Opponents, Audiences, Constituencies and Community." In Hal Foster, ed., The AntiAesthetic: Postmodern Culture, pp. 135-159. Port Townsend, Wash.: Bay Press, 1983. See "Opponents, Audiences, Con stituencies and Community" (1982).

• "Palestinians in the Aftermath of Beirut." Journal of Palestine Studies (Winter 1983), 12(2):3-9.

• (With Ibrahim Abu-Lughod, Janet L. Abu-Lughod, Muhammad Hallaj and Elia Zureik.) A Profile of the Palestinian People. Chicago, IL: Palestine Human Rights Campaign, 1983.

• "The Remaking of a Writer." Review of Zdzislaw Najder's Joseph Conrad: A Chronicle and Frederick R. Karl and Lawrence Davies, eds., The Collected Letters of Joseph Conrad. New York Times Book Revi ew (December 11, 1983): 7, 30.

• "Response to Stanley Fish." Critical Inquiry (December 1983), 10(2):371-373. Response to Stanley Fish, "Profession Despise Thyself: Fear and Self-Loathing in Literary Studies," Critical Inquiry (December 1983), 10(2):349-364.

• "Secular Criticism." Raritan (1983), 2(3):1-26.

• "Solidly Behind Arafat." New York Times (November 15, 1983), 132 (45,863):A35. Op-Ed page.

• The World, the Text, and the Critic. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard
  University Press, 1983. Winner of the René Wellek Prize of the American Comparative Literature Association.
  Contents:
  

  • Introduction: Secular Criticism :1-30.
    
  • The World, the Text, and the Critic: 31-53.
    
  • Swift's Tory Anarchy: 54-71.
    
  • Swift as Intellectual: 72-89.
    
  • Conrad: The Presentation of Narrative:90-110.
    
  • On Repetition:111-125.
    
  • On Originality:126-139.
    
  • Roads Taken and Not Taken in Contemporary Criticism:140-157.
    
  • Reflections on A merican "Left" Criticism: 158-177.
    
  • Criticism Between Culture and System: 178-225.
    
  • Traveling Theory: 226-247.
    
  • Raymond Schwab and the Romance of Ideas:248-267.
    
  • Islam, Philology, and French Culture: Renan and Massignon:268-289.
    
  • Conclusion: Religious Criticism:290-292.