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This document provides an overview of key concepts from Edward Said's book Orientalism, including Occident and Orient. It defines Orientalism as a way of thinking about and studying the Orient (East) that was largely developed by Westerners. The Orient is described as a place imagined by Europeans as exotic and mysterious, while the Occident refers to Western countries like Europe and America. The document also briefly discusses colonialism, post-colonialism, and some differences in how the Orient and Occident were viewed and characterized.
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- 1. Name: Trivedi Disha Hiteshbhai Paper no: 11 (post-colonialism) Topic: Brief overview of Orientalism explain occident and orient Year: 2015-2017 M.A.Sem=3 Submitted to: Smt. S.b.gardi department of English M. K. Bhavnagar University
- 2. Edward Said was a Palestinian born American professor and scholar. A literary theorist and academician. he wrote many books on literary criticism, musical criticism, and issues of post-colonialism. He was one of the most influential advocates in the U.S. who campaigned for the political rights and independence of the Palestinians—he was called ‘the most powerful voice” for Palestinians He is best known for his book ‘Orientalism’, published in 1978. Edward said
- 3. Colonialism is the basic concept of mercantilism, which is an imperial idea suggests that colonies exist for the benefit of the mother country and should be governed accordingly. When a country develops colonies, or acquires them, it becomes an empire. "The sun never sets on the British Empire" because at any given time, the sun was up somewhere in the world where a British colony existed. There are other types of colonialism, such as economic colonialism. When your economy is the dominant source of trade and jobs for another country or region, it could be said to be a type of economic colony of the larger one.
- 4. Post-colonialism comes after colonialism. Post colonialism is the study of a culture after the physical and political withdrawal of an oppressive power. Post colonial is a term related to the post colonial literature which is the product of the third world countries which share certain formal and discursive features. They demonstrate ‘resistance’ and subversion’ of the imperial ‘centre’. The post colonial discourse refers to the writing and reading habits rooted in colonial psyche as a consequence of European expansion and exploitation of other worlds. Bill Ashcroft identifies three common features of post colonialism.
- 5. The occident deals with the West countries (West means the countries of Europe, America, and France). Occident derives from the Latin word Occident. Occident means the hemisphere that includes North America and South America. New world or Western hemisphere.
- 6. The orient almost a European invention had been since antiquity a place of romance, exotic beings, haunting memories, landscapes, and remarkable experience. The term ‘Orient’ is derives from the Latin word ‘oriens’ is meaning ‘East’. Orient is depends on the logic of discourse. Orients are incapable of change they are static.
- 8. The country of the east especially East Asia. Study of orient means a study of orients. Old civilization with an old knowledge system. Problem between White and Muslim people. A story of Middle-East. Strangers by the fortune of colours. Identities are not made naturally. Post Structuralism has changed way of thinking. Subjective and objective process. Orientalism is generally means to a mental exercise and mental archrival.
- 9. The “East” as differentiated from the “West”, which includes the Middle East, Near East, Central Asia, South Asia and the Far East. Today top of mind with news breaking in a stream of anxiety, fear, economic and political pressures, social conflict, unrest and war. “The Orient was almost a European invention, and had been since antiquity a place of romance, exotic being, haunting memories and landscapes, remarkable experiences.”
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