Comments on Orientalism. Two Reviews: Representation and Aggression

Amal Rassam

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Cultural Studies and Colonialism Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Decolonial Thought and Epistemologies

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Orientalism is a study of the genesis, evolution, and reproduction of aspecific Western tradition of knowledge concerned with the Mashreq, orthe eastern part of the Arabo-Islamic world. This tradition, however, isnot one of pure and objective knowledge; rather it is the elaboration of aset of fantasies and beliefs that is subsequently used as the basis forWestern colonial enterprise.

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