1. INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC
UNIVERSITY, ISLAMABAD
ORIENTALISM

2. GROUP 1

4. ORIENT IS EUROPEAN INVENTION PERCEVIDED B
Romance ,Exotic being
, haunting memories
,landscapes and
remarkable
experiences

5. Western
Misconception
about the
EAST………

7. Edward emphasized on
“ THE ORIENT’S SPECIAl
place
in the Western
experience

9. The first DEFINITION…
Said uses for the
topic is the academic
interpretation
The second definition draw
to this distinction and clar
The third definition of
Orientalism,
using an analysis
substantially more

10. The third
definition
of
Orientalism

11. ORIENT RELATIONSHIP WITH
THE WEST

12. SAID’S
Interpretat
ion of
Orientalism

13. -Its is irresponsible to
discount The control
West exercised over
these societies

14. Said differentiates …TYPES of
society and how cultural
influence is derived.

15. A Political society is??
A Civil society is ??

16. …ClOSER TO
Solution

17. 1- Strategic Locatio
2- Strategic Format

18. 3
Final reality said calls is
Personal Dimensions.

19. EDWARD
QOUTED
Gramci
SAYING …
“The starting point of
critical elaboration is
the consciousness of what
one really is, and knowing
THY SElF”

21. Concept of orientalism
BRITIAN’S RElATIONSHIP WITH EG

24. SCOPE OF

25. -MILITARY AND ECONOMICALLY
DOMINANT CULTURE RESULTS IN A
DISASTOUR …

27. BALFOUR POINT OF VIEW
IDEA OF INFERIORITY AND
SUPERIORITY
BRISTISHER’S WITH

29. Comer Asserted :
“THAT THE REAl FUTURE OF
EGYPT LIES NOT IN THE DIRECTION
OF A NARROW
NATIONALISM,WHICH WILL ONLY
EMBRACE NATIVE EGYPTIAN BUT
RATHER IN THAT OF AN
ENlARGED COSMOPOlITANISM “

30. Arabs (oriental ) shown to be….
“DEVOID OF ENERGY AND
“lETHARGIC AND SUSPIC

31. Belfour
& Comer
described
Orientals
childlike
different
European’s are
ration
virtue
mature

32. Kissinger point of view
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CULTURES
1- CREATING A BATTLEFRONT THAT SEPERAT
2-INVITING WEST TO CONROL AND GOVERN

33. GLIDDEN POINT OF VIEW

34. Conclu
sion