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Imagological Topoi in Balkan Literatures
Journal of Literature and Art Studies, 2014 openaire +1 more source
Temples, persons, icons : painted churches and monasteries of South Bukovina in Romanian imagology
, 2006 Ewa Kocój
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IMAGOLOGY AS A NEW METHOD OF STUDYING MEDIA IMAGESOF COUNTRIES IN FOREIGN CULTURE
K.I. DAGAEVA
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Imagology and relational complexity: the group stereotype
, 2009 Maria João Simões
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Comparativist Imagology and the Phenomenon of Strangeness
CLCWeb - Comparative Literature and Culture, 2013 In her article "Comparativist Imagology and the Phenomenon of Strangeness Malgorzata Świderska presents national, ethnic, and/or (inter)cultural strangeness in literary works concept of comparativist imagology and from the work of Jean-Marc Moura. Świderska imagology to Heimito von Doderer's "
Małgorzata Świderska +1 more
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New Perspectives on Imagology [PDF]
New Perspectives on Imagology, 2022 With this volume, the editors Katharina Edtstadler, Sandra Folie, and Gianna Zocco propose an extension of the traditional conception of imagology as a theory and method for studying the cultural construction and literary representation of national, usually European characters. Consisting of an instructive introduction and 21 articles, the book relates
Edtstadler, Katharina +2 more
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Imagology and Children’s Literature: Beyond Intellectual Parochialism
Studien Zu Kinder- Und Jugendliteratur Und -medien, 2019 This chapter advocates a critical confrontation between postcolonial studies and imagology, two areas of academic inquiry that have so far largely ignored each other. Providing an overview of the development of imagology, including its applications to children’s literature, it explains why edward said is the elephant in the imagologist’s room.
Elisabeth Wesseling +1 more
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Imagology: History and method [PDF]
, 2007 The tendency to attribute specific characteristics or even characters to different societies, races or nations is very old and very widespread. The default value of humans contacts with different cultures seems to have been ethnocentric, in that anything that deviated fromaccustomeddomestic patterns is Othered as an oddity, an anomaly, a ...
Joep Leerssen
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