Defending the West: a critique of Edward Said's Orientalism

Abstract

Preface Three Tutelary Guiding Lights Classical Antiquity Early Christianity to the Seventeenth Century Indian Orientalists Western Archaeologists Empire and Curzon Edward Said and His Methodology The Pathological Niceness of Liberals, Antimonies, Paradoxes, and Western Values Orientals as Collectors Painting and Sculpture Occidental Influence on Eastern Art Nineteenth-Century Orientalist Art Painters as Writers John Frederick Lewis Hegel and the Meaning, Significance, and Influence of Dutch Genre Painting Charles Cordier: Orientalist Sculptor Religion, Piety, and Portraits Oriental and African American Orientalists Orientalism and Music Literature and Orientalism.

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