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Just added in a bunch of quotes from the book with some explanatory context in hopes of giving the article (a) a more nuanced description of Said's aims, (b) a better sense of the book's place in his work, and (c) an indication of how he himself thought of the book and his work in it. ALl my citations are from Culture and Imperialism--I didn't see any references to the actual text before I started editing.
I mostly edited the introduction and subject sections. Hopefully I'll get a chance to come back and work on the Reception section--it's a very influential work and that could be more richly represented Ponyknownuthin (talk) 23:34, 16 March 2015 (UTC)