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Impossible Revolution
Making Sense of the Syrian Tragedy
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352 g
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198x134x32 mm
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Yassin al-Haj Saleh is widely regarded as Syria's foremost thinker and the intellectual guru of the Syrian uprising. Born in Raqqa, he spent sixteen years as a political prisoner in Syria (1980-1996) and has been living in exile in Turkey since 2013, still struggling for Syria and Samira, his abducted wife. Along with a group of Syrian and Turkish intellectuals and activists, he established the Syrian Cultural House in Istanbul called Hamish ('margin' or 'fringe'), which has become a major hub of activity and helped change the debate about Syria within Turkey. He has written and edited five books in Arabic, but this is his first in English.
1. Revolution of the Common People: Ethical, Cultural, and Political Issues withinthe Syrian Uprising2. The Syrian Shabiha and their State3. The Syrian Revolution and the Danger of a "State of Nature"4. Arms and the Revolution: Outlines of a Story5. The Social and Cultural Roots of Syrian Fascism6. The Rise of Militant Nihilism in Syria7. Assad or No One/Assad or We Burn the Country: The Regime of Political Nihilism8. An Image, Two Flags, and a Banner: A Socio-Symbolic Approach to the Interaction and Conflict of Four Syrias9. On the Paths and Destinies of the Syrian Revolution at the Threshold of Two and a Half Years10. The Neo-Sultanic State: Political and Social Sources of Sectarianism in Syria
Saleh urges us to oppose intervention of imperialist powers in Syria, and reject the tyranny of the Assad regime.