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Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-48771-9 — Cosmopolitan Radicalism Zeina Maasri Index More Information Index (Entries which refer exclusively to footnotes are indicated in italics, those which refer exclusively to figures in bold.) 1960s, ‘long’ 6–8 Anderson, Benedict 56 annotation, manuscript: Maqamat al-Hariri Abbas, Ihsan 154–5, 227 129 Abbasid era: ‘Islamic Golden Age’ 120, 135–6, 146 anticolonialism Abboud, Shafic 127–30 Al-Adab 7, 72–4 ʿAbd-el-Wahab, Mohammed 220 authenticity and abstraction Helmi el-Touni 143, 146 modernism 77, 152 publishers’ art departments 157 Shafic Abboud in Maqamat al-Hariri 129 Middle East 8–11 Abu Lughod, Ibrahim 224–5 socialism and activism replaces commitment: artistic and Helmi el-Touni 144 cultural practices 240, 244 see also Fanon, Frantz al-Adab 7, 67, 72–4, 76, 81, 94, 110, 244 al-Anwar 48–9 Suheil Idriss 70,72–3, 76, 144 Appadurai, Arjun 18, 222 translated texts 82 Arab Cultural Club 148, 150 visual culture 77–9 exhibition by Dar al-Fata al-Arabi 227, 228, Adachi, Masao 221 232 Adonis (Ali Ahmad Said Esber) 74, 76, 99, 110, Helmi el-Touni 151, 229, 231 153, 163, 199 Arab Deterrent Forces 203 Adriano, Pino 205 ‘Arab Hanoi’, Beirut as 172–3, 181, 202, aesthetic authenticity see authenticity, aesthetic 209–10, 214, 224, 235, 244 aesthetics, politics of 19–20 crushed 241 sedimentations of politics in aesthetic Arab identity relations 120 modernity 109–10 al-Afghani, Jamal al-Din 158 nahda 106 Afro-Asian People’s Solidarity Conference 135 Arab Institute for Research and Publishing Ahmad al-Zaʿtar (Darwish) 205–9 (Al-Muʿassasa al-Arabiya li-l-Dirasat Ahmad Zaatar (Darwish/Boullata) 207–9 wa-l-Nishir) 153–62 al-Ahram 92 Helmi el-Touni 154, 156–62, 229 Ajmal al-Muwashahat (Assi and Kenaan) 116 transnational book distribution 155 AK-47s: figure of the ‘freedom fighter’ 186, Arab-Israeli War (1967) 10–11, 15, 53–4, 64, 217–19 95–6, 110 Leyla Khaled 19, 62 post-war Arab disillusionment with al-Ali, Naji 165 governments 167 Algeria: as ‘Mecca of Revolution’ 222 Arab League of Nations 215, 241–2 Ali, Mustapha Abu 205 Arab nationalism American Mission Press 106–8 Arab Institute for Research and Publishing American University of Beirut (AUB) 147–50 156, 159, 161 student demands post-Arab-Israeli war figurative art 77 (1967) 166–7 growth of printing 106–7 270 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-48771-9 — Cosmopolitan Radicalism Zeina Maasri Index More Information Index 271 Hiwar and 95 Atfal Ghassan Kanafani (Kanafani and Palestinian liberation struggle and 169–70 Karkutli) 196, 230, 235–8 post-Arab-Israeli war (1967) 95–6, 100, 143 al-Attar, Suad 179 post-‘Suez Crisis’ 68, 135 Auji, Hala 104, 107–8 UAR 69, 135 see also anticolonialism aurality: Arab cultural tradition 82–3 Arab Nationalist Movement (ANM) 147–51, authenticity 167 aesthetic fidaʾiyyun 182 Arab modernism 152, 161 Arab states’ failures in dealing with Israel 167–8 figure of the fidaʾi 184 Arab transnationalism illustration and graphic design in mountain tourism 29 see also publishing: Nasserist Egypt 142, 159 transnationalism; solidarity and Mohieddine Ellabbad 232–5 transnationalism New Vision Group (Iraq) 199 Arab Writer and the Modern World print media 144, 194 Conference, The (1961) 64 anticolonialism and Arabic Book Fair, Beirut see Beirut Arabic Helmi el-Touni 143, 146 Book Fair publishers’ art departments 157 Arafat, Yasser 186–8, 211, 213–16, 241 claims of place-based: modernity 5–6, 139, 153 archaeology: Dia al-Azzawi 122–3 culture and nation 5–6 Armbrust, Walter 83, 132, 137 Islamic understandings of 153 armed struggle modernism and children’s books 213 Burhan Karkutli 234–5 in visual culture 217–20 see also fidaʾi, figure Helmi el-Touni 152–3, 161–2 of the; guerrillas, revolutionary Mohieddine Ellabbad 234–5 Arnheim, Rudolph 234 authenticity through antiquity: Mediterranean art region 59–60 autonomy of 4 Awad, Louis 91–2 decolonization and: Egypt 138–9 al-Azzawi, Dia 122–3, 179, 200–1 figurative art: Arab nationalism 77 Al-Hadaf 174, 177 form and content, relationship between: art Drawings for the Land of Oranges 196, 197, and solidarity with Palestine 192, 209 198–9 literature and see Precious Books; visual Nashid al-Jassad 205–7 culture: Hiwar; visual culture: Shiʿr; PFLP 179 word-images Precious Books 121–3, 130 political commitment and ‘Towards a New Vision’ 198–9 Baalbaki, Layla 89–90 ‘Towards a Revolutionary Arab Art’ Baʿalbek 58–9, 98–9 (Boullata) 163–5 see also iltizam Baghdad, Beirut and: circulation of ideas 199 solidarity and see solidarity, aesthetics of Baghdad Modern Art Group 121–2, 128 time based: Helmi el-Touni’s children’s Bahgoury, George 89, 140 books 160 see also authenticity, al-Bahloly 207 aesthetic; Beirut: art galleries; visual Bandung Conference (1955) 9–10, 135 culture banking secrecy 35, 56, 61 Art and Visual Perception (Arnheim) 234 Bardawil, Fadi 169, 170 art departments, publishers’ 156–7 Battuta, Ibn 158 Art of Lebanese Cooking, The (Rayess) 34 Bauhaus 126, 160 artist’s books 104, 127, 196–8, 201, 206–7 ‘Bayan al-Hadatha’ (Adonis) 153 Dar al-Fata al-Arabi 227 Bayrut al-Masa 70 Precious Books 127, 129–30 beach, access to the 48 Artshop 98–9 beach clubs 48–50 Asbaha al-ʾana ʿindi bunduqiyya (song) beach culture 46–53; see also Mediterranean 219–20 coast: promotion as tourist Assi, Michel 116 destination © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-48771-9 — Cosmopolitan Radicalism Zeina Maasri Index More Information 272 Index beachwear fashion 47 Bulaq Press 106, 128 Beirut Byrne, Jeffrey James 10 aesthetic relations with Baghdad 122–3 art galleries (1960s) 110–11 Cabral, Amilcar 222 Baghdad and: circulation of ideas 199 Cairo Israeli occupation (1982) 155, 241, 244 cultural and aesthetic decolonization Lebanese Civil War 203–4 discourses 134–9 promotion as tourist destination 43–6, 50–1, displacement by Beirut as cultural capital 72, 58–9 132–4, 161 rise of printing and publishing 106 see also Fine Art Academy 184–5, 194 ‘Arab Hanoi’, Beirut as; ‘Paris of the graphic design: move to Beirut 132–4, 161 East’, Beirut as rise of printing and publishing 106–7 Beirut Arabic Book Fair 148–51, 161 calligraphy Dar al-Fata al-Arabi 227, 231 Helmi el-Touni 157–8 Helmi el-Touni 145–7, 150–3 Ismail Shammout 189–90 see also hurufiyya Home (Tamir and Ellabbad) 213 Castro, Fidel: iconography 216 Precious Books 117, 123–4, 130 catharsis: aesthetic sublimation: figure of the Beirut International Airport 35 ‘freedom fighter’ 219 bombing (1968) 53–4, 166–7, 171, 202 Catholic Press 106, 124–5 Besoins et Possibilités de développement du Chalcraft, John 135 Liban 1960–61 39–40 Chamberlin, Paul Thomas 168–9, 174 Bible: Yassuʿal-massih 124–5 Chamoun, Camille 9, 39, 68–70, 76, 148 Bikar, Hussein 226 Chamoun, Jean 205 Bilad al-Sham 120 Charaf, Rafic 179 Blue Bat, Operation 9,69–70 Chatterjee, Partha 58 body as spectacle: beach culture 47–8 Chiha, Michel 30, 59–61 books children’s books, illustrated aesthetic form of: modernism 104–5, 108, Arab Institute for Research and Publishing 115–18 158–60 Arabic Dar al-Fata al-Arabi 7, 158, 196, 211, 214, referenced in Helmi el-Touni’s work 224–42 146–7 Dar al-Maarif 226 deluxe editions: Precious Books 115 China: model of anti-imperialism 10 visual economy 104–5, 154 see also artist’s Christian Maronites books; specific books national identity 54–5, 60–1 Bornstein, George 104 response to Israeli attacks on Lebanon 202 Boullata, Issa 119–20 CIA on Tawfiq Sayigh 80 Congress of Cultural Freedom 63–7, 91 Boullata, Kamal 179 Hiwar 64–7, 91–3 Ahmad Zaatar 207–9 Syrian Social National Party (SSNP) 76 Dar al-Fata al-Arabi 228, 232 cinema, Egyptian 137–8 al-Hadaf 174, 176 circulation, cultures of 93, 190, 244–5 Mawaqif 163–4, 177 civilizational genealogy: Precious Books 118–19 on Ismail Shammout 186 class: aesthetics 19–20 on literary and visual arts 77, 82–3, 87 Cold War 8–10 PFLP greetings cards 179, 189 culture 13–14, 245 Shʿir 96, 97, 103 Lebanese nationalist coalition 202 Tal al-Zaʿtar 201, 207–10 modernism 63–5, 76–7, 81 see also United ‘Towards a Revolutionary Arab Art’ 163–5 States: intervention in Lebanon ‘word-images’ 189–90 Colla, Elliott 81, 119 Bourdieu, Pierre 19 Coloured Crow, The 233 Bourguiba, Habib 53 Communist Parties, Arab: disagreements with Boustros, Michel 60 Arab nationalists 73–4, 81 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-48771-9 — Cosmopolitan Radicalism Zeina Maasri Index More Information Index 273 Congress of Cultural Freedom (CCF) 63–7, 71, design 80–2; see also Hiwar as creative practice 1–2 Constructivism, Russian 143 rational: Helmi el-Touni 160–1 see also Contact Gallery 98 graphic design Corm, Charles 55 deterritorialization, Mediterranean beach cosmopolitan radicalism 13, 209–10, tourism and 51–3 243, 245 Dirlik, Arif 10 cosmopolitanism Dome of the Rock 191 European-oriented 209–10, 243 Dougherty, Roberta 140 Lebanese modern art, nature of 12–13 Drawings for the Land of Oranges (al-Azzawi) Mediterranean 59–60 196, 197, 198, 200 Precious Books 130 see also ‘Paris of the Drucker, Johanna 104, 116, 127, 196–8 East’, Beirut as ‘cradle of civilization’, Lebanon as 57–9 École Hôtelière de Beyrouth 34 Creswell, Robin 120–1 Economist, The: Lebanese tourism Crowley, David 216–17 advertisement 25, 36, 43, 45–6, 60, 62 Crystal Goblet, The (Warde) 126 education Cuba: Tricontinental Conference (1966) 222–3 Palestinians in exile 224–5 Cuban Revolution: figure of the ‘freedom tourism 37 fighter’ 216–17 Egypt cuisine, Lebanese 34–5 ban on Hiwar 92 Cultural Cold War, The (Saunders) 63 cinema 137–8 culture printing and publishing: nahda 106–8 Cold War 13–14, 245 revolution (1952): fidaʾiyyun 182 see also politicization of, divisions over 72, 76–7 Cairo revolutionary practice 100 Eisenhower, Dwight D.