American Orientalism
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This document summarizes key points from Edward Said's book Orientalism, including that it challenges the concept of Orientalism and the distinction between the East and West. It discusses how Orientalism refers to the imitation or depiction of aspects of the eastern world. The document also discusses American Orientalism from the 18th-19th century and how post-9/11, Muslims in America faced harassment, bullying, and unjust arrests. It notes that American media and culture often portrayed Muslims and the Islamic world in a frightening, mysterious, and threatening way.
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- 1. Name : Rathod Nirali j. Roll no : 24 Enrollment no : 2069108420190039 Email id : niralijrathod@gmail.com Submitted to S.B. gardi department of English
- 2. Orientalism. A book is published in 1978. Written by Edward said. Representations of the East the societies and peoples who inhabit the places of Asia, north Africa, and the middle East.
- 3. Orientalism. Orientalism is the imitation or depiction of aspects in the eastern world. Orientalism is text of cultural studies in which he has challenged the concept of Orientalism or the difference between east and west.
- 4. Continue. Old civilization with an old knowledge system. subjective and objective process. Orientalism is generally means to a mental exercise and mental archival.
- 5. American Orientalism It starts from 11th september,2001 AL Qaeda attack on the world Trade center A cultural overview of 18th to 19th century American popular culture. That viewed Muslims, Jews, and other people of the middle east as backward, decadent and untrustworthy.
- 6. Continue . In schools, Muslim and south Asian American children and youth were harassed and bullied. Thousands of men and women who were deemed suspicions by authorities were arrested, detained, and deported.
- 7. American and Islam world America understands the Muslim world is very problematic and find them terrorist. people of Islamic world as threat and negative. Always impression of Islam was a frightening and mysterious as if their business is to kill Americans. American media, television, Hollywood films, news, popular video games spread Islam phobia throughout the country and world.
- 8. Conclusion . Humanism is the only I would go so far as saying the final resistance we have against the inhuman practices and injustices that disfigure human history. - Edward said