In one book, this thinker begins his chapter "Time, Space, and Modernity" by quoting a letter of the ambassador Ogier de Busbecq, discussing how men called talismans inefficiently use water-clocks to tell the time of day.
In one book, this thinker begins his chapter "Time, Space, and Modernity" by quoting a letter of the ambassador Ogier de Busbecq, discussing how men called talismans inefficiently use water-clocks to tell the time of day. This man's Gottesman lectures were published in book form as History: Remembered, Recovered, Invented. Along with his supporter Daniel Pipes, he was compared to Darth Vader by John Esposito. In the Wall Street Journal, he claimed that August22, 2006 was a likely day for Iran to nuke Israel. This man controversially translated the noun thawra as referring to the rising up of a camel. This author of the 2002 book What Went Wrong? wrote an article in The Atlantic Monthly ending with a section titled for a phrase laterpopularized by Samuel Huntington, "A Clash of Civilizations." For 10 points, name this historian who wrote "The Roots of Muslim Rage" and "The Question of Orientalism," a prominent opponent of Edward Said.
In one book, this thinker begins his chapter "Time, Space, and Modernity" by quoting a letter of the ambassador Ogier de Busbecq, discussing how men called talismans inefficiently use water-clocks to tell the time of day.
Bernard Lewis