@fmct:Contents Acknowledgments xxx Introduction: Hybrid Iraq 1 Part 1 Aspects of Pluralism in the Iraqi Public Sphere 000 1 Modest Hopes: Iraqi Intellectuals in the Early 1920s 000 2 Protecting Pluralism, 19311945 000 3 Renaissance and Revolution, 19451958 000 Part 2 National Narratives 000 4 The Production of Pan-Arabism(s): Narratives of Iraqi-Arab Nationalism 000 5 Strangers in our Midst: Iraq's Others 000 6 The Rural Nation: Intellectuals, Tribesmen, and Peasants 000 7 Educating the Nation: Modes and Theories of Discipline 000 Conclusion 000 Appendix: Political Affiliation of Prominent Intellectuals 000 Notes 000 Bibliography 000 Index 000
Orit Bashkin is Assistant Professor of Modern Middle Eastern History at the University of Chicago.
"...Bashkin's work is a fascinating and rich account and will become essential reading for all interested in Iraqi history ... Overall, this is a lucid, intelligent, and well-written book that will help shape the historiography of modern Iraq." - Magnus T. Bernhardsson, Williams College, TAARII Newsletter "An important and enlightening book." - Esther Meir-Galicnstein, Israeli Sociology "A book written to explain an earlier era sometimes takes on a new and startling relevance in a later one... Bashkin's book not only anticipates many of the troubles encountered in Iraq today, but it also supplies a vocabulary with which to talk about them and about the breach between political theory and political practice." - Middle East Journal "The Other Iraq opens up an entirely new perspective on the history of Iraq. No other study covers the variety and pluralism of intellectual history in a Middle Eastern society with such breadth and depth. It is a unique, unprecedented account of Iraqi writers' open-mindedness during a period when ideologies were still not fully formulated. It will usher in a change of paradigm." - Peter Wien, University of Maryland, College Park "This unquestionably original study considers the output of a remarkably wide range of Iraqi intellectuals, assessing their views as part of an interactive intellectual community. With sharp, clear analysis, it makes several significant contributions to the study of Iraqi and Middle Eastern intellectual history." - James Jankowski, University of Colorado, Boulder
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