Monday, July 31, 2006
How Do we Sleep While Beirut is Burning?
Hamid Dabashi, Live from Lebanon, 29 July 2006
"Lebanon could have been a model of productive ideological conflicts, of civil discourse, progressive politics, foreign investments, domestic contestations, intellectual diversity, moral variations. Beirut was civil, civilizing, cosmopolitan."
In part one of a two-part series, Professor Hamid Dabashi reflects on the beauty of a country reduced to rubble by the Israelis and into two dimensions by the news media.
Hamid Dabashi, Live from Lebanon, 29 July 2006
"Lebanon could have been a model of productive ideological conflicts, of civil discourse, progressive politics, foreign investments, domestic contestations, intellectual diversity, moral variations. Beirut was civil, civilizing, cosmopolitan."
In part one of a two-part series, Professor Hamid Dabashi reflects on the beauty of a country reduced to rubble by the Israelis and into two dimensions by the news media.
"From unseemly flatteries they passed by degrees to savage acts." -- Annals by Tacitus |
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