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Disarming words
by
Tageldin, Shaden M
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19th century
/ 19th century egypt
/ 19th century europe
/ 20th century
/ arab and muslim
/ Arabic and English
/ Arabic and French
/ british occupation of egypt
/ colonial history
/ colonized egyptians
/ Comparative literature
/ cultural imperialism
/ edward said
/ Egypt
/ egyptian empire
/ egyptian history
/ English
/ europe and egypt
/ european colonialism
/ european colonization
/ european empire
/ european orientalism
/ frantz fanon
/ french occupation of egypt
/ hasan al-attar
/ History
/ HISTORY / General
/ imperialism
/ imperialism and nationalism
/ jacques derrida
/ Language & Literature
/ Language and languages in literature
/ LITERARY CRITICISM
/ LITERARY CRITICISM / General
/ napoleon
/ postcolonial egypt
/ Postcolonialism
/ postructuralist theorists
/ Translating and interpreting
/ translational seduction
/ walter benjamin
2011
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Disarming words
by
Tageldin, Shaden M
in
19th century
/ 19th century egypt
/ 19th century europe
/ 20th century
/ arab and muslim
/ Arabic and English
/ Arabic and French
/ british occupation of egypt
/ colonial history
/ colonized egyptians
/ Comparative literature
/ cultural imperialism
/ edward said
/ Egypt
/ egyptian empire
/ egyptian history
/ English
/ europe and egypt
/ european colonialism
/ european colonization
/ european empire
/ european orientalism
/ frantz fanon
/ french occupation of egypt
/ hasan al-attar
/ History
/ HISTORY / General
/ imperialism
/ imperialism and nationalism
/ jacques derrida
/ Language & Literature
/ Language and languages in literature
/ LITERARY CRITICISM
/ LITERARY CRITICISM / General
/ napoleon
/ postcolonial egypt
/ Postcolonialism
/ postructuralist theorists
/ Translating and interpreting
/ translational seduction
/ walter benjamin
2011
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Disarming words
by
Tageldin, Shaden M
in
19th century
/ 19th century egypt
/ 19th century europe
/ 20th century
/ arab and muslim
/ Arabic and English
/ Arabic and French
/ british occupation of egypt
/ colonial history
/ colonized egyptians
/ Comparative literature
/ cultural imperialism
/ edward said
/ Egypt
/ egyptian empire
/ egyptian history
/ English
/ europe and egypt
/ european colonialism
/ european colonization
/ european empire
/ european orientalism
/ frantz fanon
/ french occupation of egypt
/ hasan al-attar
/ History
/ HISTORY / General
/ imperialism
/ imperialism and nationalism
/ jacques derrida
/ Language & Literature
/ Language and languages in literature
/ LITERARY CRITICISM
/ LITERARY CRITICISM / General
/ napoleon
/ postcolonial egypt
/ Postcolonialism
/ postructuralist theorists
/ Translating and interpreting
/ translational seduction
/ walter benjamin
2011
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Disarming words
2011
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Overview
In a book that radically challenges conventional understandings of the dynamics of cultural imperialism, Shaden M. Tageldin unravels the complex relationship between translation and seduction in the colonial context. She examines the afterlives of two occupations of Egypt--by the French in 1798 and by the British in 1882--in a rich comparative analysis of acts, fictions, and theories that translated the European into the Egyptian, the Arab, or the Muslim.
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University of California Press
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9780520265523, 0520950046, 0520265521, 9780520950047
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