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Given that Dune is now back in the zeitgeist, it seems a good time to bring back this essay I wrote which demonstrates the ways in which Dune's construction of the Fremen follows on a set of literally ancient tropes about the 'barbarian' other:https://acoup.blog/2020/02/21/collections-the-fremen-mirage-interlude-ways-of-the-fremen/ …
That essay is a part of a broader series discussing those tropes, but for the Dune fans, the interlude is probably the best place to actually enter the argument.
Tangential: have you seen this essay by @hdernity ?
"as a Muslim reader, I have long maintained that the Muslim influences go deeper than many may have realized"https://www.tor.com/2021/10/18/the-muslimness-of-dune-a-close-reading-of-appendix-ii-the-religion-of-dune/#more-666569 …
Thx for the great blog series! About the Fremen Mirage: have you ever discussed the 'reverse' hypothesis that hunter&gatherers were mostly peaceful tribes, and what made them violent was agriculture in that it pushed them in harder conditions where survival was difficult?
What are some known facts about pre-agricultural violence (inter & intra), what are likely facts, and on what there's absolutely no consensus among scholars?
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