This process takes up so much time on some essays that there's not as much time as I'd like to deal with the essay's actual content. I have a hard time judging an essay for its merits when it's a hot mess of grammar mistakes. The process of grading, for me, always starts with correcting grammar. I've graded thousands of essays, from 9th grade to 12th grade.
"In Dabashi's work, post-coloniality does not mean a denial or denunciation of the modern European tradition of philosophy and social theory, but their effortless absorption into a larger, more complex reflection.I'm starting my eleventh year of teaching English Language Arts. "Dabashi provides his readers with the wine of literary pleasure along with rich food for thought." "Hamid Dabashi belongs to a marvelous tradition of poetic thinkers, whose deep insights are crafted in magnificent poetic prose." reflection - for both of which he is an wonderfully sympathetic reader." "Equally fluent in philosophical reasoning, literary interpretation, visual hermeneutics and writing with a rare combination of penetration and lyricism, Dabashi's work continues values of both modern critical theory and the highly sophisticated and subtle intellectual traditions of Iranian. His reflections on revolution and nationhood, poetry and cinema, philosophy and the sacred, are urgent, provocative, complex, and highly original." "Hamid Dabashi's writings on Iranian culture and politics brilliantly re-imagine the rich heritage of a shared past and a conflicted present. "Hamid Dabashi is one of the foremost exponent today of postcolonial critical theory, whose work deserves to be called post-colonial with all the multivalence of this description." I have worked with him in the past and will work with him again in the future." "Dabashi is learned, poetic, ranging from philosophy to film, every word written with a commitment to the possibility of a just world. Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak Columbia University I want a very broad readership to know the quality of his writing and thinking, of his immense epistemic and historical scholarship." "If anyone can lay claim to Nima Yushij's statement that this world is his home, it is Hamid Dabashi. "Dabashi has an astonishing ability to range over some of the most complex issues of modern intellectual life." Oliver Leaman Liverpool John Moores University, UK unlike many others on contemporary Iran."Įrvand Abrahamian Baruch College, New York "There are few better places to begin than with Dabashi's subtle and vividly presented wealth on Iran." sparkles with verve and a sometimes punishing wit. Ian Richard Netton University of Leeds, UK "Hamid Dabashi's piercing revelations have been as instrumental in fashioning my own films as have Scorsese, Rossellini and Bresson." "Dabashi's passion and extraordinary vision, gives us the knowledge and commitment to stand against war and build the possibilities for peace and global justice." "Hamid Dabashi beautifully lays out the alluring dynamic between Iranian art and politics." "Exemplary of a new Leftist discourse that is undogmatic and non-sectarian. presenting Iran's history through the lens of its literary cosmopolitanism." "Cuts through the myths, past and present, that Americans have been told about Iran. "Hamid Dabashi, is one of the most significant intellectual voices outside of Iran since the Islamic revolution." Vanessa Martin, Royal Holloway University of London bringing out rich aspects of Iranian culture that are little known or not recognized." Dabashi provides a tour de force on Iranian art, politics and culture." "You are with a humanist who deeply loves his country, and invites you to feel very much at home."
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"Hamid Dabashi lovingly writes about the history of Iran that teaches us how to understand a people overshadowed by the grand narratives of political (mis)representation."
Dabashi's work is crucial for our times." "Renowned Columbia University scholar on Iranian culture."
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