Edward Said's Work on Imaginative Geography and Its Connections to Knowledge

question 13

Multiple Choice

Edward Said's work on imaginative geography and its connections to knowledge and power can be traced to the works of

• A) Durkheim and Simmel.
• B) Parsons and Merton.
• C) Gramsci and Foucault.
• D) Horkheimer and Adorno.

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