Palestinian political prisoners
Subtitle: identity and community
By: Esmail Nashif.
Series: Routledge studies on the Arab-Israeli conflict -- 2
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2008
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 232
ISBN-13: 9780415444989; 9780203895610
Subjects: Prisoners, Palestinian Arab -- Israel; Political prisoners -- Israel; Palestinian Arabs -- Israel -- Ethnic identity; Group identity -- Palestine
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 218-225) and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: slippery position(s), unsettled setting(s); title: The position(s); title: The research; title: The community; title: The book; title: Notes on gender, language, and politics; title: Claiming the colonial; title: History of the conflict; title: The war of June 1967: recognizing colonialism in Palestine; title: Conclusion; title: Building the community: the body, the material conditions, and the communication networks; title: Introduction; title: The history as told and written; title: The body of the community; title: Conclusion; title: Structures of a revolutionary pedagogy: instituting signification; title: Introduction; title: Writing the history of the prison; title: Dissecting the practices from the arrested social body; title: Some concluding remarks; title: The textual formation of subjects: interrogation as a rite of passage; title: Introduction; title: A manual for the novice; title: Tracing the discursive formations; title: Conclusion; title: The hidden intellectual: lecturing political captivity; title: Introduction; title: Lecturing captivity: agency, self and linguistic activities; title: Textual strategies and structures: the architecture of the lecture; title: The intellectual colonial junctures of Palestine: the unbearable lightness of resolutions; title: Conclusion; title: The three domains: the aesthetic representing and forming of the national; title: Introduction; title: The context of novelizing the hidden; title: Tracing the threads of the novelistic practices; title: The possibilities of world vision(s); title: Conclusion.