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ajiss-1616	Al Saeed, Ali	From Orientalsim to Postcoloniality	2006.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1163	34	33	In the first “Black American Writing and Social Activism” workshop, Fredrik Sunnermark (senior lecturer, Cultural Studies, University West, Troll- hättan, Sweden) presented “Sameness and Difference: The Paradoxical Meaning of the ‘Negro’ in the Rhetoric of Martin Luther King, Jr.” Mari- angela Palladion (Ph.D. candidate, University of Stratchclyde, Glasgow, UK) spoke on “History, Postcolonialism, and Postmodernism in Toni Morrison’s Beloved,” which The New York Times recently named the best work of Amer- ican fiction in the last 25 years. The first day featured three keynote lectures: Anthony Grooms (writer and professor of creative writing, Kennesaw State University, Georgia, USA) on “Civil Rights Movement Narrative and the American Civic Place,” Inga Brandell (associate professor, Department of Political Science, Södertörn University) on “Revisiting Ibn Khaldun: Contemporary Use and Misuse of Classical Arab Science,” and Irina Sandomirskaja (professor of culture stud- ies, The Baltic and East European Graduate School, Södertörn University) on “One-sixth of the World: Avantgrade Film, Revolutionary Language and the Colonization of the Periphery in the USSR during the 1920s.”	cache/ajiss-1616.pdf	txt/ajiss-1616.txt