Landscapes of War: From Sarajevo to Chechnya by Goytisolo, Juan; Bush, Peter [Translator]; Ali, Tariq [Introduction];

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San Francisco. 2001. January 2001. City Lights Books. Uncorrected Advance Proof. Very Good in Wrappers. 0872863735. Translated from the Spanish by Peter Bush. Introduction by Tariq Ali. 225 pages. paperback. . keywords: Literature Translated Spain. FROM THE PUBLISHER - Landscapes of War: From Sarajevo to Chechnya is an incisive examination of the tensions that exist between the West and Islamic societies of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. These essays, originating in Goytisolo's travels in the late 1990s, provide rich historical analysis and moving first-person reportage of life in four explosive war-zones: Sarajevo, Algeria, the West Bank and Gaza, and Chechnya. From the 17th century to the Gulf War, the West has regarded Islam as the enemy on the doorstep, and this book elucidates how relations between Islam and the West continue to be shaped in a climate of ideological, political, and cultural confrontation. Goytisolo examines the fratricidal frenzy in Algeria and the war waged by… Read More

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