After Savagery Gaza, Genocide, and the Illusion of Western Civilization

The thinker Hamid Dabbashi, in his book "The Illusion of Western Civilization", sheds light on the foundations from which this civilization was launched. Proceeding from the dismantling of the Western identity, one of whose prominent components was the concept of "extermination" of other nations and peoples. This aspect has been evident in the degenerate Western colonial movement since the eighteenth century.This book delves deeply into the imbalances that gnaw at the roots of "Western civilization", which have produced barbaric and savage intellectual systems such as imperialism, Nazism and Zionism, as it reveals these citizens, and traces their morally, philosophically and historically distorted origins. The work offers a surprise by demolishing the assets of the "theory of criticism", by highlighting its exclusionary flaws. Then he reveals the racism that many European philosophers and writers such as Kant, John Locke, Hegel, Joseph Conrad, Kipling, Heidegger, and others have followed.Hamid Dabbashi is one of the most prominent thinkers of the "post-Orientalist" generation, and he is a distinguished academic professor at Columbia University, which came up with the theory of "Orientalism" by its late thinker Edward Said. Dabbashi has many studies and writings in this section, and many other fields.