Twenty years after the death of Edward W. Said, a Columbia professor, renowned intellectual, and outspoken advocate of Palestine,reporter Lily Glaser seeks to understand his life, legacy, and impact ...

In this respect, the president has something in common with Beethoven, Wagner and Martin Scorsese. By A.O. Scott When is decolonization helpful? And when does it set us back? By Lydia Polgreen ...

An annual lecture inspired by the field-defining intellectual heritage of Edward W. Said ’57, author of "Orientalism" (1978) and "Culture and Imperialism" (1993).

In one of his last essays, “Dignity, Solidarity and the Penal Colony,” 2 Said prefaces his political remarks with a reflection on the sort of clarity that comes from the incarceration of the infirmary ...

A passionate conversation about exile, literature and critical theory. Palestinian-born Edward Said discusses his work: from his early philosophical criticism, through his more engaged critique of ...

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