Reading Orientalism : Said and the Unsaid.

By:

Varisco, Daniel Martin [Author]

Contributor(s):

Varisco, Daniel Martin

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computer

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online resource

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9780295741642

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LOC classification:

DS61 .R433 2017

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Cover; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; To the Reader; Preface to the 2017 Edition; INTRODUCTION; ORIENTING ORIENTALISM; I "One That Cannot Now Be Rewritten"; II Defin[ess]ing Orientalism; III Verbalizing an Orient; IV The Growth (Benign, Cancerous, or Otherwise) of Orientalism; THE SAID AND THE UNSAID IN SAID'S MAGNUM OPUS ORIENTALE; I Dissing Orientalism: All That Said Has Done; II Drawing the Fault Lines; III Self-Critique More Than Mere Image; IV A Novel Argument out of Blurred Genres; THE SEDUCTIVE CHARMS OF AND AGAINST ORIENTALISM.

I Presenting and Representing OrientalismII The Essential[ism] Problem; III What Is Said (but True?) About Said; IV Beyond the Binary; Notes; Bibliography; Index.

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