Rosi Braidotti is a Philosopher and Distinguished University Professor at Utrecht University as well as director of the Centre for the Humanities in Utrecht, The Netherlands.Paul Gilroy is Professor of English and American Literature at Kings College London, UK.

The great merit of the collection is that it just shows the relationship between the burning issues of today.

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionRosi Braidotti and Paul GilroyChapter 1: The Contested PosthumanitiesRosi BraidottiChapter 2: A Borderless World?Gayatri Chakravorty SpivakChapter 1: Borderless Worlds?Ankhi MukherjeeChapter 1: Humanities and Emancipation. Said’s Politics of Critique Between Interpretation and InterferenceJamila M. H. MascatChapter 1: Not Yet Humanism or the Non-Jewish Jew Becomes the Non-Humanistic HumanistPaul GilroyThe Political Enlightenment: A View from the SouthAkeel Bilgrami“We belong to Palestine still”: Edward Said and the Challenge of RepresentationRobert J.C. Young“Where Am I Supposed to Go Now?”Ariella AzoulayThe Missing Homeland of Edward SaidAamir R. MuftiVersions of Binationalism in Said and BuberJudith ButlerFurther Reflections on Exile: War and TranslationÉtienne BalibarWe, the Non-Europeans: Derrida with SaidEngin IsinMusical Dis-PossessionsStathis GourgourisIn the Time of Not Yet: On the Imaginary of Edward SaidMarina WarnerIndex

Rosi Braidotti is a Philosopher and Distinguished University Professor at Utrecht University as well as director of the Centre for the Humanities in Utrecht, The Netherlands.Paul Gilroy is Professor of English and American Literature at Kings College London, UK.

The great merit of the collection is that it just shows the relationship between the burning issues of today.

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionRosi Braidotti and Paul GilroyChapter 1: The Contested PosthumanitiesRosi BraidottiChapter 2: A Borderless World?Gayatri Chakravorty SpivakChapter 1: Borderless Worlds?Ankhi MukherjeeChapter 1: Humanities and Emancipation. Said’s Politics of Critique Between Interpretation and InterferenceJamila M. H. MascatChapter 1: Not Yet Humanism or the Non-Jewish Jew Becomes the Non-Humanistic HumanistPaul GilroyThe Political Enlightenment: A View from the SouthAkeel Bilgrami“We belong to Palestine still”: Edward Said and the Challenge of RepresentationRobert J.C. Young“Where Am I Supposed to Go Now?”Ariella AzoulayThe Missing Homeland of Edward SaidAamir R. MuftiVersions of Binationalism in Said and BuberJudith ButlerFurther Reflections on Exile: War and TranslationÉtienne BalibarWe, the Non-Europeans: Derrida with SaidEngin IsinMusical Dis-PossessionsStathis GourgourisIn the Time of Not Yet: On the Imaginary of Edward SaidMarina WarnerIndex