Their Borders, Our World
Beyond Frontiers: Renewing Solidarity with Palestine
Mahdi Sabbagh
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Their Borders, Our World
Beyond Frontiers: Renewing Solidarity with Palestine
Mahdi Sabbagh
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From the organizers of the Palestine Festival of Literature, this anthology of essays connects Palestinian resistance with global freedom struggles against settler colonialism and calls on us to think more concretely about the practice of solidarity. The Palestine Festival of Literature, or PalFest, was created in 2008 as "a cultural initiative committed to the creation of language and ideas for combating colonialism in the 21st century." The annual festival brings authors from around the world to convene with readers, artists, writers, and activists in cities across Palestine for cross-pollination of radical art, ideas, and literature. These efforts resulted in Beyond Frontiers, an anthology thoughtfully arranged and introduced by PalFest cocurator Mahdi Sabbagh. Contributors include writers and scholars such as Tareq Baconi and Dina Omar, architect Mabel O. Wilson, and filmmaker Omar Robert Hamilton, among others, each bringing their diverse intellectual and geographic backgrounds to the forefront. Each piece grapples with the questions: How do we confront the need to take inevitable and often difficult political stances? How do we make sense of the destruction, uprooting, and pain that we witness? And given our seemingly impossible reality, how is mutuality constructed?
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- Cover
- Copyright
- Contents
- Foreword – YASMIN EL-RIFAE
- Renewing Solidarity – MAHDI SABBAGH
- Gaza Lovesong – JEHAN BSEISO
- Try to Be in Palestine – KELLER EASTERLING
- Reflections on Structural Gaslighting – DINA OMAR
- Wretched Gaza: Confronting the Abject – TAREQ BACONI
- French-Israeli Nuclear Coloniality – SAMIA HENNI
- From Bilad al-Haramayn to al-Quds: Rumor, Sovereignty, and Solidarity – OMER SHAH
- Everywhere in the World There Is a Chinatown; in China There Is a Khaliltown – KAREEM RABIE
- Wounds in Place: Football as a Manual for Survival in Ongoing Colonization – ELLEN VAN NEERVEN
- City and Anti-City – OMAR ROBERT HAMILTON
- Concerning the Violence of Architecture – MABEL O. WILSON
- Acknowledgments
- Index
- Back Cover