

Isabella Hammad : Recognizing the Stranger : On Palestine and Narrative
21 snips Sep 24, 2024
Isabella Hammad, an author renowned for her exploration of narratives and their political implications, discusses her transformative speech, "Recognizing the Stranger." She delves into the complex intersections of aesthetics and ethics within storytelling, particularly concerning Palestinian experiences. Hammad reflects on her personal turning point and the urgency of literature in articulating collective struggles. The conversation also addresses the emotional weight of conflict, the necessity for empathy, and the role of writers in fostering understanding amidst systemic injustice.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Identity and Solidarity
02:45 • 8min
Exploring Palestinian Narratives and Literary Contributions
10:43 • 4min
Literature and the Palestinian Narrative
14:14 • 29min
Language, Activism, and the Palestinian Narrative
43:24 • 31min
Identity and Heritage in Jewish History
01:14:15 • 5min
Language, Identity, and Conflict
01:19:02 • 27min
The Intricate Ties Between Literature and Political Engagement
01:46:12 • 3min
Resilience and Identity: The Spirit of Palestine
01:48:54 • 3min
Engaging Reflections on Narrative and Support for Literature
01:51:48 • 4min