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Orientalism & the Other
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2nd Year Media: Messages & Meanings (Orientalism & The Other) Mind Map on Orientalism & the Other, created by Jade Jannotti on 19/01/2014.
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orientalism & the other
media: messages & meanings
orientalism & the other
2nd year
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Orientalism & the Other
Said (1978)
discourse through which Europeans manages the Orient during post-enlightenment period
cultural hegemony gives orientalism strength & durability
Us vs. Them
power involves knowledge - radicalised knowledge (Foucault)
regime of representation: representing in certain way
Olson (2005)
promotes political vision between foreign & common
once vision is accepted, difficult to change
Western generalisation about Orient/islamic cultures
colonial discourse operated as instrument of power
the Eastern came to know themselves as the Orients
ethnocentrism: application of one's culture to others
Sawant (2012)
Post-colonialism
modes of perceptions used as weapons of colonial power
Ambivalence
repulsion & attraction that characterises relationship between coloniser, colonised
Mimicry
colonised subject imitates coloniser by adopting habits, values (never simple reproduction)
Hybridity
political-cultural negotiation between coloniser, colonised (gap W&E)
Bhabha (1983)
stereotyping is ideological operation
repeated characteristics confirm generalisation
regime of truth: coloniser controls conolised by using knowledge to define colonised
Hall (1997)
significantly different from majority (THEM) are exposed to binary form of representation
difference is essential to meaning
meaning depends on different between opposites
construct meaning through dialogue with "Other"
meaning established through dialogue
difference is basis of culture, symbolic order
classification systems (groups)
ambivalent role of Other
positive: formation of language, cultural identities
negative: creates hostility, aggression, threat
Stereotypes
divides acceptable from abnormal
maintenance of symbolic order
normal vs. deviant
sends THEM to symbolic exile
occur when there are strong power inequalities
Foucault: power/knowledge
Gramsci: hegemony
natural & inevitable
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