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Full article: Palestine 2048 in Inertia: False Utopias, A Dwindling Nation, and the Last Palestinian tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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"Following 1948, the Palestinian narrative was largely based on describing the Nakba as a culminating event that destroyed an entire society in a single stroke."
From our new issue, read Maurice Ebileeni's "Digital Palestine and the National Imagination": journals.uchicago.edu/doi/fu…
My article “Digital Palestine and the National Imagination” is out in Critical Inquiry. Palestine in the cloud, algorithmic time, and temporalities of displacement, if any of these terms might make sense to you, have a look:
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Summer is here! Read essays by Dipesh Chakrabarty, Luke A. Fidler, Tara Fickle, Alexander Freer, Hannah Cohen, Chris Reitz, Maurice Ebileeni, and critical responses from McKenzie Wark and Emily McAvan.
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New ahead-of-print on @ContempLevant: @noraehp reviews Being There Being Here: Palestinian Writings in the World by @Mebileeni, published by @SUPress: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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We are excited to share our latest publication in which Joseph Farag reviews "Being There, Being Here: Palestinian Writings in the World" by @Mebileeni @SUPress
Read it via the link: lebanesestudies.ojs.chass.nc…
What would happen if Palestinians indeed disappear from the face of the earth? What would happen if all Palestinians would indeed vanish one day, thus becoming the absent people of the land to revive the early Zionist slogan of “a land without a people”? tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Full article: Palestine 2048 in Inertia: False Utopias, A Dwindling Nation, and the Last Palestinian tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
My latest article “Palestine 2048: False Utopias, a Dwindling Nation, and the Last Palestinian” is out in Interventions:
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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This looks a lot like the @PennsylvaniaGov Council on the Arts logo on printed materials at the @PalestineWrites conference, despite several cease-and-desist letters sent to Pal Writes organizers, who are illegally using the logo (which is also still up on the PW website)…
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Given the escalating racist attacks on the Palestine Writes Literature Festival, we feel it's time to release this letter, which we sent to the University on September 2, 2023, in response to the first hateful letter that came to our attention.
Read it: palestinewrites.org/2023/09/…

ALT 02 September 2023 Dear President Magill et al., It has come to our attention that individuals and organizations have been calling and writing to complain about the Palestine Writes Literature Festival to administrators at the University of Pennsylvania, including deans, the Provost, the President, and some of the festival's funders. One of those letters, a joint endeavor between the Jewish Federation and the ADL, was forwarded to us, along with an official response from the University via Dean Steven Fluharty. The letters are included in this document here and here.
Israel's Nuclear facility attacked, Yigal Amir is PM: Artist's eerie forecast of Israel haaretz.com/israel-news/2023…
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