Search Results for Orientalism

... resistance in 2013 to discuss the intervention of Gezi for creating a time/space beyond Orientalism/Occidentalism. Copyright © 2019 by Duke University Press 2019 belatedness Gezi resistance modernity Occidentalism social memory References Ahıska Meltem . 2003 . “ Occidentalism...

...A. S. Pearse Copyright © 1932 by Duke University Press 1932 THESE ORIENTALS A. S. PEARSE TO OCCIDENTALS Orientals appear more or less out­ landish. An American who travels in China or Japan is often astonished and at times affronted by strange customs, peculiar costumes, terrific odors...

...Jerome Christensen Copyright © 1989 by Duke University Press 1989 Jerome Christensen Perversion, Parody, and Cultural Hegemony: Lord Byron s Oriental Tales [Byron] has no light, cannot lead us from the past to the future. Matthew Arnold, Poetry of Byron Oh! laughter for the Page that would...

...P. F. Baum Charles Du Bos and English Literature: A Critic and His Orientation . By Bertocci Angelo Philip . New York : King’s Crown Press , 1949 . Pp. x , 285 . $3.50 . Copyright © 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 Book Reviews 503 of merely noting the changes from...

... by financialization. Our practices of investment in the academy take place in an institutional and political economic context in which entrepreneurialism has become a dominant “best practice,” a compromised condition of possibility that is supported by our future-oriented, high-risk speculative efforts. Recognizing...

... violences enacted in the spaces between the civil and the savage, the beast and the human. The recent ascendancy of object-oriented theory within videogame studies along with the object-oriented coding languages used to construct those games raises questions about structures, systems, and sovereignty...

... what are supposedly Foucault’s cultural orientation and the economic orientation of socialist states and parties. This vantage point shows that Foucault’s late conceptions of the subject are not an involution into neoliberal individualism, but a way of thinking through the crisis of emancipatory...

...Neda Atanasoski; Rana M. Jaleel This article tracks contemporary debates surrounding human trafficking, sex slavery, and the slave trade, in which the specter of the Ottoman empire and its system of slavery—as well as other “Oriental” slave systems—emerge as templates for imagining the place of sex...

... correspondents compared the Moroccan Sahara to El Paso and New Mexican pueblos. Yet, comparisons are also the rubric of critical colonial studies that unmask forms of exceptionalism and colonial rule. The comparative maneuvers that constitute American Orientalism unwittingly invite comparisons of colonial power...

... as a historical inspiration but as a multiply charged remainder, something still in the making or yet to come. An acknowledgment of both the limits of theory and its constitutive exposure to the other (other of itself) should orient our response to new readings of Fanon, whether they are more or less theoretical...

... of its history as a subterraneous process oriented toward self-government, not in an effort to romanticize indigenous and maroon communism, but to underline the tense relationship between the Venezuelan commune and nineteenth-century liberation struggles. Second, through the theories of former guerrilla...

... into the process of endogenous financial hierarchization. The emergence of capitalist financial governance is conceptualized as a process whereby the state takes on bank-like properties and the capitalist state’s future-oriented institutional forms come to serve as constitutive aspects of economic value...

..., lives, and imaginaries. The present figures as a moment of sensory attunement, orienting people toward one another and to the region's past even as they work toward another future. Care for the well-being of people and place takes shape across sensory and affective registers that include the experience...

...John E. Drabinski The postcolonial moment is animated by a single, fecund question: What does it mean to begin? Whether it is a vision of cultural retrieval, syncretic memory work, or a first production of the unprecedented, this moment is oriented toward the new as a question of resistance...

... to understanding the dynamics of the proletariat movement around the globe. Thus for this intellectual, who in a manner unparalleled in Latin America managed to superimpose political vanguardism and aesthetic vanguardism, socialism and cosmopolitanism were orientations that interacted and mutually reinforced each...