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    In "States" the author‚ Edward Said‚ discloses the story of his people‚ the Palestinians‚ in an epic to express to the world the disconcerting challenges endured by the struggling Palestinian culture. The underlying claim is that of which is fair for any people to aspire‚ the dream to be master in your own house. Thus translated into the ideals of nationalism: blood and belonging. Said uses a combination of both photographs and writing style to tell a story that is deeper than the plain text.

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    Taylor Stephan Section 2 Exam “States” 1. Edward Said emphasizes the scattered‚ alienated nature of the Palestinian people. In my opinion‚ Said clearly displays that it is unfair to ask “What is it you Palestinians want?”. Palestine‚ once recognized as a country and a community‚ is now shattered into a plethora of pieces. These pieces‚ or people each with memories and experiences‚ were sprinkled all across the world. It would seem impossible to share national pride when one’s country does

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    major global cultures rolling up their sleeves to duke it out in a final battle of human identity‚ ignoring the real possibility of malleable and intertwining cultures that might actually emerge in the end‚ as Edward Said suggests. Author of Orientalism and Culture and Imperialism‚ Said studies Western imperialist culture and its passive legitimation through classic literature and a hawkish media. He concerns himself‚ also‚ with the power structures that accompany an imperialist culture. Both scholars

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    a madwoman and a voiceless monster that deserves a ten-year- rigorous confinement in the Attic. I will attempt to focus on the cultural and historical context of ‘Jane Eyre’ and its impact on the representation of the’ Other’. I will also draw on Edward Said’s theorization related to race‚ representation‚ and resistance in my analysis. I am going to examine and explore the meaning of representation and its enormous power of construction of social reality especially if it is allied

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    Introduction to Culture and Imperialism Edward Said Culture is one of the things that elude an accurate definition. Some of the various well-known definitions are cited by Said in his various works. For instance: “Culture is the learned‚ accumulated experience of the communities‚ and it consists of socially transmitted patterns of behavior.” The final analysis of definition boils down to “socially transmitted patterns of behavior”‚ and makes more sense‚ though like other definitions

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    [pic]Postcolonialism Postcolonialism (also Post-colonial theory‚ Postcolonial studies‚ and Post-colonialism) comprises methods of intellectual discourse that present analyses of‚ and responses to‚ the cultural legacies of colonialism and of imperialism‚ which draw from different post-modern schools of thought‚ such as critical theory. In the field of anthropology‚ post-colonial studies record the human relations among the colonial nations and the peoples of the colonies they had ruled and exploited

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    Edward Said identifies Orientalism as that what we know about other cultures is like a story or myths. There is a division the East and the West and in this the West is a more superior culture than the East. This superiority also helped the West politically wise. This also leads to how when the West attempts to study the East’s culture they don’t really take the truth into account and they continue to see themselves to be more superior and different. In the movie The Last Emperor there are evidences

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    Proposed Title of the Thesis Struggle over Identity: Colonialist Ideology in Kipling’s Kim. Statement of the Problem Is Kim white or is he a native? While Kim insists that he is an Indian‚ the narrator adamantly asserts Kim’s British origins. This struggle between Kim and the narrator continues throughout the novel. The struggle over the inheritance is resolved through a bifurcation of the paternal function: on the one hand‚ Kim’s personal and emotional allegiance to the Indians and‚ on the

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    such as Homi K. Bhabha‚ Bill Ashcroft‚ Ania Loomba and Peter Barry. Whilst addressing the theory of Eurocentric Universalism‚ the essay will begin by applying Edward W. Said’s Orientalism to the text‚ discussing the idea that ‘the orient helped to define Europe as its contrasting image‚ idea‚ personality‚ experience’. The publication of Edward W. Said’s text Orientalism‚ developed the connotations and denotations of ‘the scholarly discipline called Orientalism’1 to accurately explain the Western World’s

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    case of China‚ minority populations. In other words‚ Orientalism as an epistemology of power held by dominant authorities that shaped people’s identities and their thoughts. To begin the review of the critique of Orientalism‚ I will start with Edward Said. His book Orientalism (1978) is a seminal text that opens up a critique of colonial imperial discourses that produced and reproduced a set of bifurcated East-West relations in the field of culture‚ art‚ economy‚ as well as civilization. In short

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