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1 de nov. de 2021 · Publié le 01 novembre 2021. C'est dans l'Upper West Side de Manhattan que Najla Saïd a passé son enfance; elle a alors traversé une crise d'identité en tant qu'Arabo-Américaine. Né dans les années 1930 de parents palestiniens dans la ville de Jérusalem, alors dominée par les Britanniques, Edward Saïd a acquis une renommée ...
15 de mar. de 2022 · São Paulo – A escritora, dramaturga e atriz Najla Said ( foto ), filha do intelectual palestino falecido em 2003, Edward Said, irá participar de uma conversa voltada ao público brasileiro sobre a vida e obra de seu pai no dia 26 de março, sábado, às 18 horas. Quem convida é o Grupo de Estudos e Pesquisa sobre o Oriente Médio ( Gepom ).
Najla Said is an Egyptian visual artist raised and born in Cairo (1999). Said pursued her studies between Cairo, Paris and Boston, and she is currently studying communication design in Berlin (2021-). Alongside her studies, Said has ventured into photography nearly four years ago (2019).
8,941 Followers, 2,032 Following, 304 Posts - نچله سعيد | Najla Said (@najlasaid_) on Instagram: "☆ Currently based in Berlin ☆"
Najla Said. Actress, playwright and author of the memoir Looking for Palestine: Growing Up Confused in an Arab-American Family. Growing up in New York City as the daughter of famous Palestinian intellectual Edward Said, Najla Said—actress, playwright, and author—often felt conflicted about her cultural background and identity.
23 de ago. de 2013 · Entrevista com Najla Said: Procurando a Palestina "Historicamente, através da literatura e das artes, o 'Oriente' - visto através das lentes dos ocidentais - se tornou distorcido e degradado de maneira que qualquer outra coisa, qualquer 'Outro', que não seja aquilo que nós ocidentais conhecemos como familiar é não apenas tido como exótico, misterioso, e sensual mas também inerentemente ...
6 de abr. de 2024 · Najla Said is an accomplished author, actress, and playwright who navigates the intricacies of her Arab-American identity through her work. Her memoir, "Looking for Palestine: Growing Up Confused in an Arab-American Family," offers a poignant look into her journey towards self-acceptance and understanding of her heritage.
