Nagasaki / Jerusalem / Paris / Ramallah / Hamlet / Detroit / Beirut / Hiroshima / Tel Aviv / New York / Venice / Berlin / Gaza / London / /
Company
Duke University Press / Cambridge University Press / Thames Television / Oxford University Press / Harcourt Brace Jovanovich / Macmillan / Liberal Arts Press / Wayne State University Press / Christian Arab Press / /
Country
Latvia / Egypt / United Kingdom / Israel / Palestinian Territories / United States / Lebanon / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /
Facility
Birzeit University / York University / Pantheon Books / American University of Beirut / University of Toronto’s Trinity Journal / All Souls College / Chateau Lafite Rothschild / University of Toronto / /
IndustryTerm
technological machinery / /
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Cyril Falls / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Jewish army / Peace Now / Foreign Office / Duke University / York University in Canada / Department of Political Studies and Public Administration / Oxford University / All Souls College / MIT / Birzeit University / Israeli army / IDF / Wayne State University / Political Studies and Public Administration / Jewish Agency / University of Toronto / American University of Beirut / /
Person
Henri Bergson / Robert Frost / Alfred Brendel / Stephen Lukes / Henry Hardy / Gideon Levy / Edward W. Said / Benyamin Netanyahu / Edward Said / Roosevelt / Judah Leon Magnes / Avi Shlaim / Emile Eddé / Stuart Hampshire / Ernest Renan / Charles Helou / Hannah Arendt / Jawad Boulos / Martin Buber / Chaim Weizmann / Michael Ignatieff / Christian Lebanese / Avigdor Lieberman / T.S. Eliott / W. H. Auden / Michel Chiha / John Hayden / Dresden / Kenan Malik / Jacques Derrida / Samir Khalaf / Bertrand Russell / Isaiah Berlin / Ari Shavit / /
Position
President / pianist / historian / author / official biographer / brilliant historian / Queen / poet / analyst / Berlin’s official biographer / fourth President / /
Michel Chiha, Isaiah Berlin... reflections on Palestine. By John Hayden * A BSTRACT : A literary‐historical reflection on the prominent liberal Lebanese public intellectual Michel Chiha comp