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In the hopes of promoting justice, peace, and solidarity for and with the Palestinian people, Udi Aloni joins with Slavoj Zizek, Alain Badiou, and Judith Butler to confront the core issues of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Their bold question: Will a new generation of Israelis and Palestinians dare to walk together toward a joint Israel-Palestine? Through a collage of meditation, interview, diary, and essay, Aloni and his interlocutors present a personal, intellectual, and altogether provocative account rich with the insights of philosophy and critical theory. They ultimately foresee the…mehr
In the hopes of promoting justice, peace, and solidarity for and with the Palestinian people, Udi Aloni joins with Slavoj Zizek, Alain Badiou, and Judith Butler to confront the core issues of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Their bold question: Will a new generation of Israelis and Palestinians dare to walk together toward a joint Israel-Palestine? Through a collage of meditation, interview, diary, and essay, Aloni and his interlocutors present a personal, intellectual, and altogether provocative account rich with the insights of philosophy and critical theory. They ultimately foresee the emergence of a binational Israeli-Palestinian state, incorporating the work of Walter Benjamin, Edward Said, and Jewish theology to recast the conflict in secular theological terms.
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Autorenporträt
Udi Aloni is an Israeli/American writer and filmmaker whose work explores the discourse between art, theory, and action. His art projects have been presented in leading museums and galleries, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and his films Kashmir: Journey to Freedom (2009), Forgiveness (2006), and Local Angel (2003) have been screened at the Berlin International Film Festival, among other prominent venues. This book was published shortly after the murder of his dear friend, Juliano Mer Khamis, director of The Freedom Theater in Jenin Refugee Camp, where Aloni helped him run the Cinema Department.
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Foreword, by Judith Butler Editor's Introduction, by Slavoj Zizek Acknowledgments Prologue: The Visit of the Three Magi in the Holy Land Slavoj Zizek in Ramallah: Back to the Trauma Zone, by Merav Yudilovitch Alain Badiou in Haifa: Their Entire Particular World Judith Butler in Sheikh-Jarrah: "This place which is called Israel" 1 Theology: "Specters of Binationalism" A Manifesto for the Jewish-Palestinian Arab-Hebrew State Why We Support Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions The Star of Redemption with a Split ? 2 Body Samson the Non-European Pnay El (Face of God): The Place of Radical Encounter Jocasta's Dream: The Birth of Love from the Slaughter of the Innocent 3 Place: Writing from Occupied Territories The Specters of a Borrowed Village For Palestine Is Missing from Palestine The Fish Who Became a Shahid Jenin and Homeopathy A Murder Is a Murder Is a Murder: Between Tel Aviv and Bil'in 4 Politics: Plea to Jewish Artists Trust Your Dreams: To Dorit Rabinian Thus Spoke the Left: An Attack on the Manifesto of the National Left The Betrayal of the Peace Camp: To Achinoam Nini From Now On Say I Am a Palestinian Jew: To David Grossman And Who Shall I Say Is Calling? A Plea to Leonard Cohen Come Out of Your Political Closets: To Israeli Filmmakers Seinfeld, This Time It's Not Funny! Elementary, My Dear Schnabel: Plea to Julian Schnabel What Do You Mean When You Say "Left"? An Answer to Professor Nissim Calderon 5 Art: Visual Midrash An Angel Under Siege: To Hassan Hourani Local Angel: To Walter Benjamin Holy Language, Holy Place: To Franz Rosenzweig Forgiveness: To Jacques Derrida An Angel I Borrowed: To Mahmoud Darwish Stabat Mater: To My Father 6 Language: Conversations and Comments The Jew Is Within You, But You, You Are in the Jew, by Slavoj iek What Does a Jew Want? On the Film Local Angel, by Slavoj iek "I will tremble the underground": On the Film Forgiveness Angel for a New Place: On the Film Local Angel, by Alain Badiou The Four Dimensions of Art: On the Film Forgiveness, by Alain Badiou Existence on the Boundary: On the Film Kashmir: Journey to Freedom, by Alain Badiou There are some muffins there if you want . . . : A Conversation on Queerness, Epilogue Oh, Weakness; or, Shylock with a Split S Jenin in Wonderland Precariousness, Binationalism, and BDS, by Judith Butler My Very Short Bibliography: Ontology of Exile Pledge to Our Language, by Scholem We Are Lacking a Present, by Mahmoud Darwish An Opening for an Interview, by Avot Yeshurun Who Is a Terrorist?, by D.A.M. A Man Goes, by Haviva Pedaya
Foreword, by Judith Butler Editor's Introduction, by Slavoj Zizek Acknowledgments Prologue: The Visit of the Three Magi in the Holy Land Slavoj Zizek in Ramallah: Back to the Trauma Zone, by Merav Yudilovitch Alain Badiou in Haifa: Their Entire Particular World Judith Butler in Sheikh-Jarrah: "This place which is called Israel" 1 Theology: "Specters of Binationalism" A Manifesto for the Jewish-Palestinian Arab-Hebrew State Why We Support Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions The Star of Redemption with a Split ? 2 Body Samson the Non-European Pnay El (Face of God): The Place of Radical Encounter Jocasta's Dream: The Birth of Love from the Slaughter of the Innocent 3 Place: Writing from Occupied Territories The Specters of a Borrowed Village For Palestine Is Missing from Palestine The Fish Who Became a Shahid Jenin and Homeopathy A Murder Is a Murder Is a Murder: Between Tel Aviv and Bil'in 4 Politics: Plea to Jewish Artists Trust Your Dreams: To Dorit Rabinian Thus Spoke the Left: An Attack on the Manifesto of the National Left The Betrayal of the Peace Camp: To Achinoam Nini From Now On Say I Am a Palestinian Jew: To David Grossman And Who Shall I Say Is Calling? A Plea to Leonard Cohen Come Out of Your Political Closets: To Israeli Filmmakers Seinfeld, This Time It's Not Funny! Elementary, My Dear Schnabel: Plea to Julian Schnabel What Do You Mean When You Say "Left"? An Answer to Professor Nissim Calderon 5 Art: Visual Midrash An Angel Under Siege: To Hassan Hourani Local Angel: To Walter Benjamin Holy Language, Holy Place: To Franz Rosenzweig Forgiveness: To Jacques Derrida An Angel I Borrowed: To Mahmoud Darwish Stabat Mater: To My Father 6 Language: Conversations and Comments The Jew Is Within You, But You, You Are in the Jew, by Slavoj iek What Does a Jew Want? On the Film Local Angel, by Slavoj iek "I will tremble the underground": On the Film Forgiveness Angel for a New Place: On the Film Local Angel, by Alain Badiou The Four Dimensions of Art: On the Film Forgiveness, by Alain Badiou Existence on the Boundary: On the Film Kashmir: Journey to Freedom, by Alain Badiou There are some muffins there if you want . . . : A Conversation on Queerness, Epilogue Oh, Weakness; or, Shylock with a Split S Jenin in Wonderland Precariousness, Binationalism, and BDS, by Judith Butler My Very Short Bibliography: Ontology of Exile Pledge to Our Language, by Scholem We Are Lacking a Present, by Mahmoud Darwish An Opening for an Interview, by Avot Yeshurun Who Is a Terrorist?, by D.A.M. A Man Goes, by Haviva Pedaya
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