Orientalism Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A 13-page, 6000-word A* quotation bank that covers Forster's 'A Passage to India' in its entirety. Alive to questions beyond the scope of the A-Level course, engaging w/ narratology, linguistics, orientalism, and humanism amongst other concepts. Structured into A02 (textual analysis) and A03 (context) columns, the latter replete w/ information on the novel's modernist, classical, humanist, and orientalist contexts.

CHI exam 1 With Complete Solutions 2023

This is a summary of a lecture on the relationship between discourse and power relations. It includes a brief on Hall's essay "The West and The Rest: Discourse and Power".

Which of the following statements about the Pre-Raphaelites is true?  They were strongly influenced by Dark Romanticism.  They were interested in brilliant colors and a high level of detail.  They wanted to imitate the style of Raphael and Michelangelo.  They had a high level of respect for the Royal Academy of Art. Pre-Raphaelites 2 Which of the following is the corresponding reason why this artist chose to paint “en plein air?"  To capture the fleeting experience of...

Lecture notes regarding literatures of empire between 1750 and 1930 and the interplay between literature and history.

This revision guide is divided into sections relating to key works (films and texts) from the Francophone world, including the film "La Bataille D'Alger", works by Albert Camus, Mohammed Dib and Assia Djebar on Algeria, the film "Xala" by Senegalese director Ousmane Sembène, and Tahar Ben Jelloun's Enfant de Sable, as well as additional context on Orientalism. The guide also includes several academic texts and key quotes from the Francophone works and scholarly critics.

According to Said, Orientalism is a term used by many art Historians to refer to certain acts by the Western artists.. Such acts involve the expression of eastern cultures and norms of life in art. The most discussed part of the world in Orientalism is the Middle East. In most cases, the west presumes the eastern countries to be mostly underdeveloped both economically and ideologically. Orientalism gets expressed through some ways including movies which are the largest sources of Orientalism.

These documents comprise 10 weeks (20 lectures) worth of class notes. The first week begins by talking about eurocentrism versus orientalism. The notes discuss culture and life and modern day issues of the middle east as well as how the middle east developed throughout history and came to be what they are now, from dynasties, empires, to nation-states.

A set of lecture notes surrounding science fiction, anime, and the notion of techno-orientalism.

Title of Assignment Student’s name Course Code (e.g., SOC313) Instructor’s name Date, written out fully (e.g., January 1, 2000) NOTES: Please use this document tocreate the outline for the final paper. Once you get the outline started, you will continue using the same outline to complete the final paper.Please note: you need to cover the material in the assignment directions. The details below are offered to help you better understand some of the more challenging segments of th...