Orientalism And The Postcolonial Predicament: Perspectives On South Asia (South Asia Seminar),Used

Orientalism And The Postcolonial Predicament: Perspectives On South Asia (South Asia Seminar),Used

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In His Extraordinarily Influential Book Orientalism, Edward Said Argued That Western Knowledge About The Orient In The Postenlightenment Period Has Been 'A Systematic Discourse By Which Europe Was Able To Manageeven Producethe Orient Politically, Sociologically, Militarily, Ideologically, Scientifically, And Imaginatively.' According To Said, European And American Views Of The Orient Created A Reality In Which The Oriental Was Forced To Live. Although Said'S Work Deals Primarily With Discourse About The Arab World, Much Of His Argument Has Been Applied To Other Regions Of 'The Orient.'Drawing On Said'S Book, Carol A. Breckenridge, Peter Van Der Veer, And The Contributors To This Book Explore The Ways Colonial Administrators Constructed Knowledge About The Society And Culture Of India And The Processes Through Which That Knowledge Has Shaped Past And Present Indian Reality.One Common Theme That Links The Essays In Orientalism And The Postcolonial Predicament Is The Proposition That Orientalist Discourse Is Not Just Restricted To The Colonial Past But Continues Even Today. The Contributors Argue That It Is Still Extremely Difficult For Both Indians And Outsiders To Think About India In Anything But Strictly Orientalist Terms. They Propose That Students Of Society And History Rethink Their Methodologies And The Relation Between Theories, Methods, And The Historical Conditions That Produced Them.Orientalism And The Postcolonial Predicament Provides New And Important Insights Into The Cultural Embeddedness Of Power In The Colonial And Postcolonial World.

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