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Rethinking Sexual Citizenship. [PDF]

open access: yesSociology, 2017
Richardson D.
europepmc   +1 more source

The Fallacy of Neo-Orientalism and the Risk of Imperialism: How American Politics Mobilize Novelists

International Critical Thought, 2021
The Muslim world has been plagued by imperial interests, cultural ravaging and plundering, unequal partnership with the West.
Mubarak Altwaiji   +1 more
exaly   +2 more sources

Neo-Orientalism? The Relationship Between the West and Islam in Our Globalised World

Third World Quarterly, 2010
Abstract Orientalism, as Edward Said used the term, can be defined as an ideology which promotes the ‘West-and-Islam’ dualism and the idea that ‘Others are less human’. Since Said first published his ideas in 1978, however, the world seems to have become much more interdependent and political interrelations between the West and Islam have changed ...
exaly   +2 more sources

Neo-Orientalism

2010
Ali Behdad, Juliet Williams
exaly   +2 more sources

The Discourse of Desperation: The Intersections of Neo-Orientalism, Gender and Islam in the Chechen Struggle

open access: yesCritical Studies on Terrorism, 2011
Neo-Orientalism is a means of articulating a subordinating discourse regarding populations and societies associated with Islam. This article argues that the labelling of Chechens and Chechen society as ‘desperate’ is another way of upholding the neo ...
Caron E Gentry
exaly   +4 more sources

Islam in America: Adventures in Neo-Orientalism

Review of Middle East Studies, 2009
In July of 2006, I published an article in the journalEighteenth Century Studiesthat I trust none of you ever read. Why should you?Eighteenth-Century Studiesis not a venerable site for the study of the Middle East or Islam. However, it was the journal where I first considered a question in early American history that has since gained some currency in ...
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Representing Islam in the age of neo-orientalism: Media, politics and identity

Journal of Arab & Muslim Media Research, 2015
Abstract The aim of this article is to examine the persistent charterer of orientalist discourse in western mass media narratives by analysing the function of the ‘native subject’ and ‘native attitude’ in the constitution of neo-orientalism.
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