Orientalism - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

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This is a super compact summary of Orientalism of Edward E Said the 2003 edition. After reading this summary you will understand the book and will be able to discuss its core concepts. In four pages all chapters are discussed.

Smith argues that the value of the "three pillars/logics" model of understanding white supremacy is that it reveals how people of color, while working towards their own liberation and advancement, are often "seduced" into complying with the oppression of others. True or False? o :# True According to Karenga, "submission" is a "mode of domination" by which groups are forced to accept the forms of oppression placed upon them. True or False? o :# False Which is the MOST accurate ...

ART 305 Exam Questions with Complete Solutions The ideas embodied in Edward Said's theory of Orientalism can be seen in artworks such as: - Answer-Gerome's "Slave Market" which depicts slave traders in Islamic Egypt. Ingres' "La Grande Odalisque" which depicts a voluptuous nude woman posed as a harem girl. Matisse's odalisques from the 1920s, which reflect European cultural attitudes about dominance and submission. French Impressionist Claude Monet insisted that the ba...

True or false. The male/ female bipolar opposition is considered "the primary opposition within western metaphysics." :~~ True Ferdinand de Saussure used the term "signified" to refer to: :~~ The object or concept the word refers to Edward Said's concept of "Orientalism": :~~ Has to do with how people from Western culture (i.e. Europe and the US) view those from the Near East and Far East Marshall McLuhan's media theories analyze: :~~ The historic development from preliter...

What are the guiding tenets of ethnic studies as a discipline? correct answers (Before) Additive Approach: Narratives stay the same, but people are added to it. (Now) Subversive Transformation!! : Facts differ, Critical thinking, Always Challenging, Controversial, New paradigm. What are the goals and achievements of ethnic studies? correct answers To educate students to be politically, socially, and economically conscious about their personal connections to local and national history. Achiev...

Contemporary Cinema Final ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers representations of arab or asian people that exaggerate a person's exoticism in relation to his or her foreignness is called BLANK, and is one form of othering - CORRECT ANSWER- Orientalism The excessive and non-narrative violent fights and explosions of an action film are examples of BLANK in contemporary cinema - CORRECT ANSWER- spectacle

Theatrical Conventions - Answer-Rules of conduct and understood communication codes of the theatre Universals of theatre (4) - Answer-1. Theatre is live- mistakes are possible, audience, reciprocity, energy is shared between actors and audience 2. Theatre is ephemeral- theatre always changes, it can't be repeated, recorded theatre (film) 3. Theatre is collaborative- working towards a common goal 4. Theatre is a synthesis of many arts- actors, sets, lighting, costumes, music, sound, directo...

Where do our ideas about places come from? - our knowledge of the world is mediated -- media, culture, the internet, school, art, etc. etc. etc. - experiences aren't immediate/direct what are geographical imaginaries? - the collection of assumptions and ideas that we have about places what does geographic literacy entail? - asking the questions: - where does this idea come from? - who made/organized them, and for what purpose? - do they have merit? - do they occupy the correct amount...

Where do our ideas about places come from? - our knowledge of the world is mediated -- media, culture, the internet, school, art, etc. etc. etc. - experiences aren't immediate/direct what are geographical imaginaries? - the collection of assumptions and ideas that we have about places what does geographic literacy entail? - asking the questions: - where does this idea come from? - who made/organized them, and for what purpose? - do they have merit? - do they occupy the correct amount ...

Orientalism Discussion in Said, E. W. (2016). Orientalism. In Social Theory Re-Wired (pp. 402-417). Routledge "Format your discussion post accordingly to answer the following questions (use these questions as headings to help organize response): 1) What is/are the main question(s) addressed by the author(s) in the chapter? 2) What is the significance of that question for key issues in the field? 3) What are the competing answers to that question? 4) What would be a different, valid way of a...