Shradha Kabra Guest Lecturer Zakir Hussain College, Delhi University Counselor at IGNOU Bram Stoker published Dracula (originally titled as Undead), his demonic Count, in 1897, whose creation and portrayal was inspired by obscure stories about Vlad V, called the Empaler, who ruled in the fifteenth century as Prince of Walachia (southern Rumania). As conceived and…
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Edward Said’s “Imaginative Geography” and Geopolitical Mapping: Knowledge/Power Constellation and Landscaping Palestine
Mohamed Hamoud Kassim Al-Mahfedi Attempting to explore Said’s concept of “imaginative geographies,” this paper presents Said’s theoretical understanding of imaginative geographies, by probing his writings on Orientalism, and pointing to the ways in which his theoretical work relates to current geographical accounts. In maintaining that, I make brief stops in the fields of postcolonial, postmodern…