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Read in the March #AHR: In “Nakba: Catastrophic Ideation and the Meanings of Disaster (1895–1948),” Adrien Zakar explores the formation of nakba in Arabic as a concept of disaster and how the Nakba of 1948 Palestine redefined Arab intellectual standards on selfhood, sovereignty, and objectivity.
Nakba: Catastrophic Ideation and the Meanings of Disaster (1895–1948)
Abstract. Contrary to the prevailing assumption, the genealogy of nakbadoes not begin in 1948 Palestine but stretches far back into the Ottoman past. This
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April 15, 2026 at 7:45 PM
Read in the March #AHR: In “Nakba: Catastrophic Ideation and the Meanings of Disaster (1895–1948),” Adrien Zakar explores the formation of nakba in Arabic as a concept of disaster and how the Nakba of 1948 Palestine redefined Arab intellectual standards on selfhood, sovereignty, and objectivity.