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Since the West's very early flirtations with the modern Near East, and especially in the past 100 years of East-West relations, there has been considerable difficulty in understanding and defining the Middle East, the Arab world, pan-Arabism, Arab nationalism, and Middle Eastern identities in general. The Western impulse of conflating national identity with language, state, and ethnicity—often subsuming Arabic language into Arab ethnicity—has contributed to this misunderstanding and misreading of the region. For, while the Middle East can be accurately referred to by way of the generic "Arab world" label, the appellation itself is a misleading oversimplification that conceals an inherent diversity and multiplicity of Middle Eastern cultures, ethnicities, languages, and nationalities. And while there is certainly a dominant Arab ethnos, there are also significant numbers of Middle Eastern peoples and nationalities with historical memories and ethno-cultural bonds that challenge the dominant Arabist paradigm. Language, Memory, and Identity in the Middle East proposes a new reading of modern Middle Eastern history and suggests alternate solutions to the region's problems. The book is an attempt to rehabilitate and bring back to the fore of Middle East Studies the issue of language as a key factor in shaping (and misshaping) the region, with the hope of rediscovering a broader, more honest, and less ideologically tainted discussion on the Middle East. Language, Memory, and Identity in the Middle East has a special focus on Lebanon, a "Christian homeland," because Lebanon has traditionally acted as the region's template for change and a barometer gauging its problems and charting its progress. The Countries & People of Arabia - Hejleh.com The Countries & People of Arabia. One page of comprehensive and categorised listing of sites in and about Arab Countries in Africa & the Middle East. Lebanon travel guide - Wikitravel The Republic of Lebanon is a small country with 3.7 million inhabitants) within the Middle East region with its capital being Beirut. It has a long coastline on the ... jpost.com/Article Lebanon.com - The Online Lebanese Community ( News ... Lebanon News - Lebanon Tourism - Lebanon Hotels Reservations - Lebanon Tours - Lebanon Rent a car - Lebanon Real Estate - Lebanon Eshop. International News Latest World News Videos & Photos ... Get the latest international news and world events from Asia Europe the Middle East and more. See world news photos and videos at ABCNews.com Arabic - Wikipedia Arabic Language International Council Algeria: Supreme Council of the Arabic language in Algeria Egypt: Academy of the Arabic Language in Cairo Shattered Christian Minorities in the Middle East - Phoenicia The Christians mainly Maronite have existed in the area of what is known today as Lebanon since the fourth century and moved in large ... Requiem for Arab Nationalism :: Middle East Quarterly Requiem for Arab Nationalism. by Adeed Dawisha Middle East Quarterly Winter 2003 pp. 25-41. meforum.org/518/requiem-for-arab-nationalism MEMRI - The Middle East Media Research Institute MEMRI bridges the language gap which exists between the West and the Middle East providing timely translations of Arabic Persian Urdu-Pashtu and Turkish media as ... Sudan - Civil War and Genocide - Middle East Forum Sudan - Civil War and Genocide Disappearing Christians of the Middle East. by Francis M. Deng Middle East Quarterly Winter 2001 pp. 13-21. meforum.org/22 ...
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