“Conceptualizing Modern Palestine: Exemplars of Liberating Knowledge” includes seven academic articles that examine several elements of the grand classical themes of Palestinian national identity concerning the land, the people, and the narrative. The articles are authored by seven doctoral candidates from the Ph.D. Program in Social Sciences at Birzeit University as contributions to the discussion on the meanings of Palestine as an identity and a cause. These chapters constitute a guide to understanding modern Palestine from within historic Palestine, through various methodologies and approaches that attempt to portray Palestine in its fragmented geography and demography, as well as its diverse culture. The tools they employ are notable both for the originality of the case-studies under examination and the indigeneity of the methodologies used. These methodologies used by the scholars range from postcolonial studies to indigenous studies and militant research. The various orientations of the fields of study the researchers work in and their methodologies allowed them the opportunity to conduct a two-pronged critique of the ideological persistence of the Zionist colonial project, and the transmutations that the Palestinian national liberation project has undergone on the political, social, and cultural levels.
مفهمة فلسطين الحديثة
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من أروقة المحاكم الاستعمارية إلى الأرض: الصراع اليومي على الزمان والمكان في الأغوار الفلسطينية
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سؤال الديموغرافيا: بين التوجهات الفلسطينية والإسرائيلية الراهنة
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الاشمئزاز كآلية استعمارية: الاستعمار الصهيوني نموذجاً
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حظر التجوّل والإغلاقات العسكرية: اعتقال الزمكان الفلسطيني وتحريره
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أبعاد الهوية الفلسطينية في سير ذاتية ومذكرات من نابلس (1948 –1967)
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صور الفاعلية في الكتب المدرسية الفلسطينية
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ما-بعد فلسطين: الخطاب الثقافي الفلسطيني وتراجيديا الهزيمة
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