Kulturkritik ohne Zentrum Edward W. Said und die Kontrapunkte kritischer Dekolonisation

»[Saids] Werk ist es wert, für den gegenwärtigen und zukünftigen Diskurs darüber, wie unsere Eine Welt gleicher, friedlicher und gerechter gestaltet werden kann, zu rezipieren.
»Schmitz's scholarly tour de force [...] is probably the best monograph currently available on Edward Said and his work; it is also a forceful intervention into the critical routines of Postcolonial Studies that all too often claim to address the cultural and political complexities of whole regions of the world without having the capacity to reach out beyond the realm of English-language discourse. It is to be hoped that this groundbreaking study will find numerous readers in the wide variety of disciplines and locations it engages with [...].« ("Frank Schulze-Engler, Journal for the Study of British Cultures, Vol. 16/2 (2009)")
Besprochen in:Journal for the Study of British Cultures, Vol. 16/2 (2009), Frank Schulze-Engler
Reviewed in:Journal for the Study of British Cultures, Vol. 16/2 (2009), Frank Schulze-Engler
»Schmitz's scholarly tour de force [...] is probably the best monograph currently available on Edward Said and his work; it is also a forceful intervention into the critical routines of Postcolonial Studies that all too often claim to address the cultural and political complexities of whole regions of the world without having the capacity to reach out beyond the realm of English-language discourse. It is to be hoped that this groundbreaking study will find numerous readers in the wide variety of disciplines and locations it engages with [...].« ("Frank Schulze-Engler, Journal for the Study of British Cultures, Vol. 16/2 (2009)")