Said, Edward: Orientalism. - New York/N.Y., 1978 Beginning with a critique of Edward Said's methodology, al-'Azm, a Syrian philosopher, goes on to criticize a converse ideology now prevalent among many Arab academics and left intellectuals. In order...
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Said, Edward: Orientalism. - New York/N.Y., 1978 Beginning with a critique of Edward Said's methodology, al-'Azm, a Syrian philosopher, goes on to criticize a converse ideology now prevalent among many Arab academics and left intellectuals. In order to explain what he defines as "ontological orientalism in reverse" he refers to two instances: the first drawn from secular Arab nationalism, the second from Islamic revivalism. (DÜI-Hns)
