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  • At the Rendezvous of Victory

    Edward Said

    2 CDs Sadly, the last in a series of interviews that David Barsamian did with Edward Said. The interview takes its title and inspiration from a poem by Aime Cesaire, Martinique’s great anti-colonial poet. A wide area comes under Said’s gaze and scrutiny. Among the topics covered are the role of culture in resistance, the […]
  • A Palestinian Perspective on the Conflict with Israel

    Edward Said

    The Palestinian viewpoint is rarely heard in the mainstream media and when it is, like on The O’Reilly Factor or Hardball, it is interrupted and cut off. Palestinians have been demonized and have become virtually synonymous with terrorist. They simply lust for the blood of innocents. There is little or no rational discourse. Context and […]
  • Origins of Terrorism

    Edward Said

    Columbia University Professor Edward Said talks with AR’s David Barsamian about the roots of terrorism to help give some understanding to the September 11th events. He integrates culture and politics in a unique way. He compares the U.S. to Captain Ahab and bin Laden to Moby Dick.
  • What They Want Is My Silence

    Edward Said

    Edward Said talks about the Al-Aqsa intifada, the biased U.S. media coverage and how the Holocaust is used as a weapon to intimidate critics of Israeli occupation and annexation policies. He describes the ongoing campaign to prevent him from publicly addressing Middle East issues and the scandalous behavior of the Freud Society of Vienna, which […]
  • Intifada 2000: The Palestinian Uprising

    Edward Said

    In September 2000 Palestinians launch an intifada, Arabic for “uprising.” Clashes erupt. The death toll rises. Overwhelmingly, the victims are Palestinian. What are the origins of the Palestinian revolt? Why has the highly praised peace process collapsed? Can the mainstream media in this country provide explanations? Not according to Edward Said. He says the media […]
  • Out of Place

    Edward Said

    A fatal medical diagnosis prompted Edward Said to leave a record of his youth in Palestine, Lebanon and Egypt. “The start of chemotherapy had been a point of no return,” he says, “but a memoir would be the opposite – a going back, an effort to rescue from oblivion a time and place that had […]
  • Unresolved Geographies, Embattled Landscapes

    Edward Said

    The standard imperial strategies of “divide and rule” and “partition and quit” have had disastrous consequences in Ireland, Palestine and India. The ravages of identity politics and skewed nationalist impulses have further contributed to turmoil and war. Independence for many post-colonial states has meant little more than replacing a foreign system of oppression with a […]
  • A One State Solution

    Edward Said

    Edward Said forcefully argues for a one-state solution. He reports on his books being banned in Arab countries, he says “That’s the fate of everyone. We’re talking about autocracies and despotisms.” As to the so-called peace process and media coverage, he comments, “the old clichés, the old stereotypes and discourse are absolutely in place, untouched […]
  • The Palestinian Future

    Edward Said

    September 13 marked the fifth anniversary of the Oslo Accords. Hardly anyone noticed. Peace still seems distant. Fifty years after Israel’s founding, the status of the Palestinians remains unclear. What is the Palestinian future? Recorded at Rice University.
  • Israel & Palestine: The Challenge Ahead

    Edward Said

    The Israeli-Palestinian conflict appears at once intractable and unsolvable. The cycle of outrages affecting both communities seems endless. The much-vaunted peace process is in shambles. In this program, Edward Said proposes a radical solution that cuts through the current impasse with a promise of reconciliation and peace for both peoples. Recorded at the Association of […]
  • Clash of Civilizations

    Edward Said

    Said refutes the work of Samuel Huntington, contending that Huntington’s much-touted book Clash of Civilizations, thinly disguised as cultural study, actually advances a divisive policy agenda. Said shuns these “driveby cultural studies” and challenges Huntington to a higher standard. Recorded at the University of Massachusetts.
  • The Shrinking Horizon of Hope

    Edward Said

    2 CDs The peace process between Israelis and Palestinians is teetering. The current round of negotiations began in Madrid and culminated with the Oslo Accords and the much-celebrated 1993 signing in Washington. The pundits assured us that the long-time rivals had finally come to terms. Today, few express such optimism. Large parts of the West […]
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