Titlebook: Remembering and Imagining Palestine; Identity and Nationa Haim Gerber Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Introduction,keeping an open mind to new imaginings and non-traditional patterns, but always minding the real or imagined resonance of the past. I also devote some attention to find out how deep down the social hierarchy did nationalist feelings penetrate.

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,From Riots to Radicalization: 1922–36,plicated. It seems to me that there were several good reasons for the Palestinians’ inactivity in the period before 1928 which we should examine before we conclude that they were lacking in nationalist ideology.

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The Ideology of the Palestinian Arabs during the Mandate,ive. In my understanding of the nature of the sources the Arab Executive (the group of notables elected to the post by the Third Palestinian Conference of December 1920) was more or less representative of the ideology of most of the Palestinians in the 1920s, while for the 1930s there is ample evide

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Palestinian Nationalism after 1948,storical antecedents of Palestinian nationalism and the influence of these antecedents on Palestinian nationalism in the last generation. To observe this, I will take the old identity elements detected in the period from the Crusades onwards, and see how they help shape to modern Palestinian nationa

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Summary and Conclusion,espread belief that it was forgotten after 1250, it has been shown here that on the social-local level it went on being used and was probably known to everybody in the country throughout the ages. Moreover, the term is often found as part of the formula “the country,” or “our country,” thus clearly