Palestinian Identity in Relation to Time and Space

This audiobook explores the development of Palestinian Identity, emphasizing scholarly analyses from late Ottoman to early British Mandate Palestine, while also examining its connections to biblical narratives, history, and archeology. Contributions from a diverse range of international scholars foster an ecumenical and interdisciplinary dialogue, addressing the self-understanding of Palestinians in relation to time, space, and marginalized communities. The work highlights the political and social relevance of these identities through reflections in poetry and art.