Opis: Reorienting Orientalism - C Niyogi

This collection of 10 original essays re-evaluates Eward Said's definition of orientalism - widely misconstrued as being merely postcolonial and contestatory. The book emphasizes the need to move beyond the prejudice and stereotype tied to the context of colonial exploitation and offers a plea for the re-reading of Said and so reorienting orientalism.Iskandar, Alexander - Kitty Scoular Datta Oriental Geography and Romantic Poetry 'Oriental Gothic' - Ananya Jahanara Kabir The Medieval Past in the Colonial Encounter The Limits of Orientalism - Pallabi Chakravorty Classical Indian Dance and the Discourse of Heritage 'Truth Is, at the Moment, Here' - Sonali Barua Adrienne Rich and The Ghazal Two Occidental Heroines through Oriental Eyes - Prodosh Bhattacharya Orientalism and Its Other(s) - Chandreyee Niyogi Re-reading Marx on India Reading 'the Poverty of India' - Sudeshna Banerjee A Critical Engagement with the Saidian Interpretation of Orientalism Imaging the Nature of the Orient - Subhasis Biswas Some Contradictions behind Colonial Forest Policies in India Can We Cross the Chasm? Agency and Orientalist Discourse in the Colonial Tamil Context - Perundevi Srinivasan The 'Octopodal Idea' - Rimi B Chatterjee Vincent Smith, Oxford University Press and the Histories of India Undreamt by Tyrants and Orthodoxies - David Ewick Edward Said, Orientalism and the Politics of Cyberspace

Szczegóły: Reorienting Orientalism - C Niyogi

Tytuł: Reorienting Orientalism
Autor: C Niyogi
Producent: SAGE Publications Ltd
ISBN: 9780761934479
Rok produkcji: 2006
Ilość stron: 236
Oprawa: Twarda
Waga: 0.46 kg

Recenzje: Reorienting Orientalism - C Niyogi