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Edward W. Said : Sélection Bibliographique De La Bibliothèque De L’Institut Du Monde Arabe Version Octobre 2010 Edward W. Said : sélection bibliographique de la Bibliothèque de l’Institut du monde arabe Version Octobre 2010 Edward W. Said (1935-2003) Sélection bibliographique Source photo : flickr.com Edward W. Said, universitaire et intellectuel palestino-américain, s’est éteint à New-York le jeudi 25 septembre 2003. Tout le monde reconnaît aujourd’hui l’apport décisif de ses essais d’anthropologie culturelle, notamment L’Orientalisme et Culture et impérialisme. Professeur de littérature comparée à l’Université de Columbia, critique littéraire et principal défenseur de la cause palestinienne aux Etats-Unis, Edward W. Said est l’un des intellectuels majeurs du monde arabe contemporain. Cette sélection bibliographique rassemble les ouvrages et articles consultables à la bibliothèque de l’IMA. Sommaire Edward W. Said, auteur ................................................................................................. 2 Mémoires, Essais, Témoignages, Entretiens .......................................................................... 2 Sur l’orientalisme ................................................................................................................... 4 Sélection d’Articles .............................................................................................................. 4 Sur la question palestinienne ................................................................................................. 5 Sélection d’Articles .............................................................................................................. 6 Sur la psychanalyse ................................................................................................................ 8 Edward W. Said, collaborateur ou contributeur ............................................................. 9 Edward W. Said, préfacier ........................................................................................... 11 Sur Edward W. Said ..................................................................................................... 13 Page 1/15 Edward W. Said : sélection bibliographique de la Bibliothèque de l’Institut du monde arabe Version Octobre 2010 Edward W. Said, auteur Mémoires, Essais, Témoignages, Entretiens A contre-voie : mémoires / Edward W. Said ; trad. de l’anglais par Brigitte Caland et Isabelle Genet . - Paris : Le Serpent à plumes , 2002 .- 429 p.-[16] p. de pl. : couv. ill. en coul. ; 21 cm Trad. de : "Out of place", New York : Vintage books edition, 2000.- ISBN 2-84-261-302-3 Autobiographie Cote Bibliothèque IMA 855.1 (535) SAI Conversations with Edward Said / Tariq Ali.- Oxford : Seagull books, 2006.- 1 vol. (VIII-128 p.) ; 20 cm Entretien réalisé en 1994, dans l’appartement new-yorkais d’E. Said.- ISBN 1-9054-2-204-0 Entretien Cote Bibliothèque IMA 009 SAI The Edward Said reader / ed. by Moustafa Bayoumi and Andrew Rubin . - New York : Vintage , 2000 .- 472 p. : couv. ill. en coul. ; 21 cm Sélection d’articles et extraits d’ouvrages de l’auteur, parus entre 1966 et 1999.- Notes bibliogr. - ISBN 0-375-70936-3 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 009 SAI Entretien avec Edward Said In : revue MARS : Le monde arabe dans la recherche scientifique, n° 4, Hiver 1994 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 011.1 (051) MON / RES Humanism and democratic criticism / Edward W. Said .- Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan , 2004 .- 1 vol. (XVII-154 p.) : couv. ill. ; 22 cm ISBN 1-4039-4710-4 Essai Cote Bibliothèque IMA 009 SAI Humanisme et démocratie / Edward W. Said ; traduit de l’anglais (américain) par Christian Calliyannis.- Paris : Fayard, 2005.- 1 vol. (249 p.) : couv. ill. en coul. ; 22 cm Trad. de : “Humanism and democratic criticism”, New York : Columbia university press, 2004.- Notes bibliogr.- ISBN 2-213-62374-0 Essai Cote Bibliothèque IMA 009 SAI Des intellectuels et du pouvoir / Edward W. Said ; traduit de l'anglais par Paul Chemla et revu par Dominique Eddé .- Paris : Seuil , 1996 .- 139 p. ; 21 cm .- (Essais ) Trad. de : "Representations of the Intellectual", Londres : Vintage, 1996.- Rassemble plusieurs entretiens d'E. Said donnés à la BBC en 1993 .- ISBN 2-02-029388-9 Entretien Cote Bibliothèque IMA 854.1 (535) SAI Page 2/15 Edward W. Said : sélection bibliographique de la Bibliothèque de l’Institut du monde arabe Version Octobre 2010 Interviews with Edward W. Said / edited by Amritjit Singh and Bruce G. Johnson.- Jackson : University press of Mississipi, 2004.- 1 vol. (XXXIII-253 p.) : couv. Ill. En coul. ; 23 cm.- (Conversations with public intellectuals series) Rassemble plusieurs interviews d’E. Said effectuées entre 1972 et 2000.- Index.- ISBN 1-57806-366-3 Entretien Cote Bibliothèque IMA 009 SAI Out of place : a memoir / Edward W. Said . - New York : Knopf , 1999 .- 295 p. : couv. ill. en coul. ; 25 cm ISBN 0-394-58739-1 Autobiographie Cote Bibliothèque IMA 855.1 (535) SAI Parallèles et paradoxes : explorations musicales et politiques : entretiens / Edward W. Said, Daniel Barenboim ; éd. et préf. Par Ara Guzelimian ; trad. de l’anglais par Philippe Babo.- Paris : Le Serpent à plumes, 2003.- 1 vol. (240 p.) : couv. ill ; 21 cm.- (Essais ; Documents) ISBN 2-84261-424-0 Entretien Cote Bibliothèque IMA 854.1 (535) SAI Power, politics and culture : interviews with Edward W. Said / edited and with an introduction by Gauri Viswanathan.- London : Bloomsbury, 2005.- 1 vol. (XXI-485 p.) : couv. ill. en coul. ; 20 cm ISBN 0-7475-7469-3 Entretien Cote Bibliothèque IMA 009 SAI La question de Palestine / Edward W. Said ; traduit de l' anglais (Etats Unis) par Jean- Claude Pons .- Arles : Sindbad- Actes- Sud , 2010 .- 1 vol. (382 p.) : couv. en coul. ; 23 cm .- ( L'actuel ) Trad. de : "The Question of Palestine", New York : Vintage books ed- Random House, 1979, 1992.- Bibliogr. p. 353-360.- Contient la préface à l' édition de 1992 .- 978-2-7427- 8997-9 Essai Cote Bibliothèque IMA 328.1 SAI Reflections on exile and other essays / Edward W. Said . - Cambridge (Mass.) : Harvard university press , 2000 .- 617 p. : couv. ill. ; 25 cm .- (Convergences : inventories of the present) ISBN 0-374-00302-0 Essai Cote Bibliothèque IMA 854.1 (535) SAI Page 3/15 Edward W. Said : sélection bibliographique de la Bibliothèque de l’Institut du monde arabe Version Octobre 2010 Réflexions sur l’exil et autres essais / Edward W. Said ; traduit de l’américain par Charlotte Woillez.- Arles : Actes Sud , 2008.- 1 vol. (757 p.) : couv. ill. en coul. ; 24 cm Trad. de : « Reflections on exile and other essays”, Cambridge : Harvard University press, 2000.- ISBN 978-2-74277140-0 Essai Cote Bibliothèque IMA 854.1 (535) SAI Sur l’orientalisme Covering islam : how the media and the experts determine how we see the rest of the world / Edward W. Said . - London : Routledge and Kegan Paul , 1981 .- XXXI-186 p. ; 22 cm Index Cote Bibliothèque IMA 300.3 (73) SAI Culture and imperialism / Edward W. Said . - New York : Knopf , 1993 .- 383 p. : couv. ill. ; 24 cm Index .- ISBN 0-394-58738-3 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 009 SAI Culture et impérialisme / Edward W. Said ; trad. de l’anglais par Paul Chemla . - Paris: Fayard, Le Monde diplomatique , 2000 .- 555 p. : couv. ill. en coul. ; 24 cm Notes bibliogr. Index .- ISBN 2-2136-0791-5 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 850.2 SAI Orientalism / Edward W. Said . - New York : Vintage , 1979 .- 368 p. : couv. ill. en coul. ; 21 cm Notes bibliogr. Index .- ISBN 0-394-74067-X Cote Bibliothèque IMA 009 SAI L’orientalisme : l’Orient créé par l’Occident / Edward W. Said ; trad. de l'américain par Catherine Malamoud, préf. de l’auteur trad. par Sylvestre Meininger ; préface à l’éd. française de Tzvetan Todorov, postface de l’auteur trad. par Claude Wauthier .- Paris : Seuil , 2005 .- 423 p. : couv. ill. en coul. ; 21 cm .- (La Couleur des idées) Notes bibliogr. Index .- 2-02-079293-1 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 009 SAI Sélection d’Articles Le choc de l'ignorance. In: Le Monde, Vol.57 (2001/10/27): pp. 1, 18 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 051.1 MON 1/RES Comment l'Occident voit les Arabes. In: Le Monde, Vol.52 (1996/12/03): pp. 16 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 051.1 MON 1 / RES Page 4/15 Edward W. Said : sélection bibliographique de la Bibliothèque de l’Institut du monde arabe Version Octobre 2010 Orientalism Revisited : An interview with Edward W. Said. In: Middle East report, Vol.18, No.150 (1988/01-02): pp. 32-36 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 32 (051) MID 6/RES Postface à l'orientalisme. In: Le Monde arabe dans la recherche scientifique : MARS, Vol.4 (1994/12) pp. 49-67, 42-61 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 051.1 (051) MON / RES Sur la question palestinienne After the last sky : Palestinian lives / Edward W. Said ; photogr. by Jean Mohr . - London : Faber and Faber , 1986 .- 174 p. : ill. ; 25 cm ISBN 0-571-13918-3 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 328.13 SAI Blaming the victims : spurious scholarship and the Palestinian question / edited by E. W. Said and Christopher Hitchens .- : Verso London , 2001 .- 1 vol. (296 p.) : couv. ill. ; 22 cm Notes bibliogr. .- ISBN 1-85984-340-9 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 328.11 BLA Culture et résistance / Edward Said ; entretiens avec David Barsamian ; trad. de l'anglais par Christian Calliyannis .- Paris : Fayard , 2004 .- 248 p.-<12> p. de pl. en coul., cartes, couv. ill. en coul. ; 25 cm Cartes très détaillées de la situation en Palestine depuis 1948 jusqu'en 2001 : Oslo II (1995), Wye Plantation (1998), Charm el- Cheikh (1999), Plan Sharon I et II (2001), Jérusalem selon les Accords de Camp David, (2000).- ISBN 2-213-62091-1 Cote Bibliothèque IMA 328.1 SAI D’Oslo à l’Irak / Edward W. Said ; préface de Tony Judt ; postface de Wadie E. Said ; traduit de l’anglais (américain) par Paul
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