بَعد السّماء الأخيرة.. حيوات فلسطينيّة

‘The most profound spokesman for Palestine’ Noam Chomsky ‘He placed Palestine in the heart of the world, and the world in the heart of Palestine’ Mahmoud Darwish How is the story of a people whose land was stolen told? In this exceptional work, Edward Said combines word and image to redraw the features of the Palestinians: they are not just refugees, but individuals who live the details of joy and pain, nostalgia and wandering, survival and absence. Through the lens of Swiss photographer Jean Moore, who captures a smile in the midst of devastation, and Said’s texts, which break through rigid stereotypes, the book presents a panorama full of details of daily life: people raising their children, learning, dreaming, and clinging to the meaning of self and existence. The final dimension of heaven is more than a testimony to suffering; It is a celebration of life and the ability to survive with memory in the face of nothingness. ‘A just voice and a high human vision’ Adonis