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
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.