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Summary
In this new work, Joseph Massad presents a number of stimulating essays on Zionism and Palestinian nationalism. They are primarily concerned with the ideological underpinnings of the former, through race and culture and the Palestinian response and national agenda. Also examined is the role of gender, the holocaust, the refugee question, the peace process and its impact on Palestinian politics. The book is primarily concerned with the centrality of the Jewish question and its overlap with the Palestinian question. It is divided into two sections: part one includes essays on Zionist ideology and Palestinian nationalism, while part two includes essays on the origins of the peace process and its transformation of the Palestinian political field. The essays, which have been previously published in a variety of academic journals, are brought together with a new, fresh introduction.
Author Biography
Joseph A. Massad is Associate Professor of Modern Arab Politics and Intellectual History at Columbia University.
Table of Contents
| Introduction : the opposite of terror | p. 1 |
| The "post-colonial" colony : time, space, and bodies in Palestine/Israel | p. 13 |
| Conceiving the masculine : gender and Palestinian nationalism | p. 41 |
| Zionism's internal others : Israel and the Mizrahim | p. 55 |
| Palestinians and the limits of racialized discourse | p. 79 |
| Repentant terrorists or settler-colonialism revisited : the PLO-Israeli agreement in perspective | p. 96 |
| Political realists or comprador intelligentsia : Palestinian intellectuals and the national struggle | p. 104 |
| Return or permanent exile? : Palestinian refugees and the ends of Oslo | p. 114 |
| Palestinians and Jewish history : recognition or submission? | p. 129 |
| The ends of Zionism : racism and the Palestinian struggle | p. 143 |
| History on the line : Joseph Massad and Benny Morris discuss the Middle East | p. 154 |
| The persistence of the Palestinian question | p. 166 |
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