Edward Said Quotes

The Inner Me Was Always Under Attack By Authority, By The Way My Parents Wanted Me To Be Brought Up, By These English Schools I Went To. So I've Always Felt This Kind Of Anti-authoritarian Strain In Me, Pushing To Express Itself Despite The Obstacles.

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