Orientalism Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Notes from all GSW colleges. Notes are in English with Dutch notes. Topics: introduction, institutionalization, institutionalization, sociology, institutionalization, political science & anthropology, communication & organizational science, alternative channels of communication, alternative sources of knowledge, a polycentric world history, white dominance of science, gender in science, western dominance and orientalism, leftist science and cancel culture, impact and serendipity, neo-liberalizat...

This is a super compact summary of Orientalism of Edward E Said the 2003 edition. After reading this summary you will understand the book and will be able to discuss its core concepts. In four pages all chapters are discussed.

A summery of all the 12 lectures of Media Theory and the 5 roadmaps. I've made an index with titles, important names and terms to make it easier to find it during the exam. I've noted down the slides and the important things that were said during the lectures in a very clear and organized way. I hope it will help you out!

Theatrical Conventions - Answer-Rules of conduct and understood communication codes of the theatre Universals of theatre (4) - Answer-1. Theatre is live- mistakes are possible, audience, reciprocity, energy is shared between actors and audience 2. Theatre is ephemeral- theatre always changes, it can't be repeated, recorded theatre (film) 3. Theatre is collaborative- working towards a common goal 4. Theatre is a synthesis of many arts- actors, sets, lighting, costumes, music, sound, directo...

Where do our ideas about places come from? - our knowledge of the world is mediated -- media, culture, the internet, school, art, etc. etc. etc. - experiences aren't immediate/direct what are geographical imaginaries? - the collection of assumptions and ideas that we have about places what does geographic literacy entail? - asking the questions: - where does this idea come from? - who made/organized them, and for what purpose? - do they have merit? - do they occupy the correct amount...

Where do our ideas about places come from? - our knowledge of the world is mediated -- media, culture, the internet, school, art, etc. etc. etc. - experiences aren't immediate/direct what are geographical imaginaries? - the collection of assumptions and ideas that we have about places what does geographic literacy entail? - asking the questions: - where does this idea come from? - who made/organized them, and for what purpose? - do they have merit? - do they occupy the correct amount ...

A summary for the FINALS (week 7 through 12) of the Master Asian studies 2022 course Introduction of Asian studies, of ALL READINGS AND CLASS NOTES in English.

Orientalism Discussion in Said, E. W. (2016). Orientalism. In Social Theory Re-Wired (pp. 402-417). Routledge "Format your discussion post accordingly to answer the following questions (use these questions as headings to help organize response): 1) What is/are the main question(s) addressed by the author(s) in the chapter? 2) What is the significance of that question for key issues in the field? 3) What are the competing answers to that question? 4) What would be a different, valid way of a...

A summary for the MIDTERM (week 1 through 6) of the Master Asian studies 2022 course Introduction of Asian studies, of ALL READINGS AND CLASS NOTES in English.

Whole summary of class notes and literature including: - Moisi, D. (2009) Geopolitics of emotion, CH1 - Horton & Kraftl p. 35 Box 2.3 Orientalism - F. Fukuyama (1989) The End of history - Huntington, S. The clash of civilizations? in Foreign Affairs; Summer 1993 - I. Buruma/A. Margalit, Occidentalism , p. 101 t/m 136 -G. Heinsohn, Zonen grijpen de wereldmacht, Amsterdam 2008, translated and on portal - Soeters (CH 2 & 5)

Coherence correct answers The criterion that interpretations ought to make sense as thoughts in themselves independent of the artifact Correspondance correct answers The criterion that interpretations ought to match what we see in and know about an artifact Completeness correct answers The criterion that interpretations ought to account for all that is in an artifact Social Context correct answers The time and place in which an artifact is made Autobiographical (Artist's) Context co...