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[Marxism] Reminder: Being Arab Event at SOAS, London



Verso invite you to a panel discussion on the subject of the late Samir
Kassir’s book ‘Being Arab’, winner of the Index on Censorship Freedom of
Expression Award 2007. Details below.

THE ARAB MALAISE IS NOT THE RESULT OF MODERNITY BUT
OF MODERNITY’S COLLAPSE

A discussion of

Being Arab by Samir Kassir
Hardback £10.99 ISBN 9781844670994

with

Sabry Hafez (Professor of Modern Arabic, SOAS), Nadim Shehadi (Middle East
Programme, Chatham House), Karma Nabulsi (Oxford academic, author and former
PLO representative), and Ramsay Short (British-Lebanese journalist, writer and
blogger).
Chaired by Brian Whitaker, Middle East Editor, Guardian.

Samir Kassir (1960 – 2005) was one of Lebanon’s best-known journalists and
historians. ‘Being Arab’ is an exploration of the current political and
intellectual stagnation of the Arab world in which Samir Kassir considers the
huge impact of modernity on the region and the accompanying shockwaves that
turned society upside-down.

‘Being Arab’ recently received the Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression
Award 2007

Tuesday 24th April
7pm
Khalili Lecture Theatre, SOAS

Organised by Verso in association with the London Middle East Institute at SOAS
Supported and recommended by Pen

All Welcome
This event is free and there is no need to book
For further information please contact Clara Heyworth at clarah@xxxxxxxxxxx


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