Sinan Antoon
Sinan Antoon is a poet, novelist, scholar and translator. He holds degrees from Baghdad, Georgetown and Harvard, where he earned a doctorate in Arabic literature. Antoon has published two collections of poetry and four novels, including The Book of Collateral Damage (2019), The Baghdad Eucharist (2017) and The Corpse Washer (2013). His essays have appeared in the New York Times, The Guardian and The Nation. He is an associate professor at New York University. His works have been translated into thirteen languages.
As of August 2020
Events
Why Are We Here Now?
Trains in the Past, Tracks in the Present
With Priya Basil & Sinan Antoon, Zeynep Çelik, Rania Stephan and Salim Tamari
Sep 15, 2017
Dictionary of Now
Joseph Vogl, Allen Feldman & Sinan Antoon – FEAR
Lectures, reading, discussion
Jun 12, 2017
Ten years of 9/11
Ten Years of 9/11
The Power of Images | The Code of the Religious | Insights/Outlook
Forum Berlin - Debates | Day 2
May 29, 2011
Alle Veranstaltungen
Alle Veranstaltungen
DeColonizing Europe
Poetry and Politics: Reading Mahmoud Darwish in Berlin
Film - Readings - Discussion
May 12, 2009
DI/VISIONS. Culture and Politics of the Middle East
Film programme 8: Iraq
New documentary films from the Middle East
Dec 19, 2007
DI/VISIONS. Culture and Politics of the Middle East
Filmed conversations
Dec 8, 2007–Jan 13, 2008
DI/VISIONS. Culture and Politics of the Middle East
Presentations, talks, discussions
Weekend I
Dec 8, 2007
DI/VISIONS. Culture and Politics of the Middle East
DI/VISIONS: Opening
Lecture, reading, concert
Dec 7, 2007