萨义德的《东方主义》和后殖民知识分子

1 Horace B. Davis，Toward a Marxist Theory of Nationalism，New York: Monthly Review Press，1978，pp. 202-239.

2 Leela Grandhi，Postcolonial Theory，New York: Columbia University Press，1998，p. 64.

3 Homi Bhabha，“The Other Question: Difference，Discrimination and the Discourse of Colonialism，”in Francis Barker，Peter Hulme，and Margaret Iversen，eds.，Literature，Politics and Theory，London: Methuen，1986，p.169; Richard Fox，“The Resonance of the Arab-Islamic Heritage in the Work of Edward Said，”in Michael Sprinker，ed.，Edward Said: A Critical Reader，Oxford: Blackwell，1992，p. 151; Partha Chatterjee，“Their Own Words？An Essay for Edward Said，”inEdward Said: A Critical Reader，pp. 194-220.

4 Leela Grandhi，Postcolonial Theory，p. 79.

5 Edward Said，Culture and Imperialism，London: Chatto & Windus，1993，p. xii.

6 Ibid.，pp. xii，276.

7 D. Lloyd，“Nationalism against the State: Towards a Critique of the AntiNationalist Prejudice，”inRe-Examining and Reviewing the Philippine Progressive Vision，eds. by Forum for Philippine Alternatives，Quelon City: Diliman，1993; E. Gellner，Nations and Nationalism，Ithaca: Cornell University Press，1983; B. Anderson，Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism2nd edition，，London: Verso，1991.

8 Leela Grandhi，Postcolonial Theory，p. 107.

9 Frantz Fanon，The Wretched of the Earth，3rd edition，trans. by Constance Farrington，Harmondsworth: Penguin，1990，p. 35.

10 Edward Said，Culture and Imperialism，p. xii.

11 Ibid.，p. 277.

12 Ibid.，p. 268.

13 Ibid.，p. 269.

14 Frantz Fanon，The Wretched of the Earth，p. 252.

15 Edward Said，Culture and Imperialism，p. xxiv.