A Universal History of the Destruction of Books: From Ancient Sumer to Modern-day Iraq
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A Universal History of the Destruction of Books: From Ancient Sumer to Modern Iraq
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A Universal History of the Destruction of Books, From Ancient Sumer to Modern Iraq |
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About this book A goods of ten years of research and support from leading American and European universities, A Universal History of the Wiping out of Books traces a tragic story: the smashed tablets of ancient Sumer, the widespread looting of libraries in function-war Iraq, the leveling of the Library of Alexandria, book burnings by Crusaders and Nazis, and suppressive censorship against authors last and present.With diligence and grace, Báez mounts a compelling investigation into the motives behind the destruction of books, reading man's energy against writing as a perverse anti-creation. “By destroying,” Báez argues, “man ratifies this routine of permanence, purification and consecration; by destroying, man brings to the surface a behavior originating in the depth of his headliner.” His findings ultimately attest to the lasting power of books as the great human repository of apprehension and memory, fragile yet vital bulwarks against the intransigence and barbarity of every age. |
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About this book Memos from the Besieged Urban district argues for the institutional and cultural relevance of literary study through foundational figures, from the 1200s to today, who defied hanging by a thread circumstances to make significant contributions to literacy and civilization in the face of infelicitous human acts. Focusing on historically full of life crossroads—Baghdad, Florence, Byzantium, Istanbul, Rome, Paris, New York, Mexico New Zealand urban area, Jerusalem, Beijing, Stockholm, Warsaw—Kadir looks at how unconventional and nonconformist writings limit literacy, culture, and intellectual commitment. Inspired by political refugee and literary scholar Erich Auerbach's process-breaking Mimesis, and informed by late twentieth-century ideological and methodological upheavals, the engage reflects on literacy and dissidence at a moment when literary disciplines, canons, and theories are being reassessed under the pressurize of globalization and transculturation. At the forefront of an ethical turn in the comparative analysis of cultures... |
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