Category:Orientalism

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<nowiki>orientalismo; ختيځپوهنه; ориентализъм; مستشرقین; استشراق، مستشرقین، تحریک استشراق، ماہر عربیات،; orientalism; орієнталізм; 東方主義; 东方主义; 오리엔탈리즘; Ориентализм; Orientismo; ориентализам; استشراق; প্রাচ্যতত্ত্ব; orientalisme; 东方主义; Đông phương luận; Orientālisms; оријентализам; 东方主义; orientalisme; orientalisme; şərqşünaslıq; orientalism; Orientalism; استشراق; 東方主義; Orientalismo; orientalisme; Orientalismus; Orientalizmi; خاورشناسی; 東方主義; Orientalisme; ორიენტალიზმი; オリエンタリズム; استشراق; אוריינטליזם; Orientalismus; प्राच्यवाद; orientalisma; orientalismm; orientalismo; 東方主義; оријентализам; Οριενταλισμός; օրիենտալիզմ; orijentalizam; Orientalismus; Orientalisme; Orientalismo; 東方主義; orientalism; oriëntalisme; Dwyreinioldeb; orientalizem; Orientalismo; ориентализм; 東方主義; orientalisme; Orientalizm; പൗരസ്ത്യവാദം; Orijentalizam; orientalismi; арыенталізм; oryantalizm; Oriyentalizm; Orientalismo; Orientalism; 东方主义; ਪੂਰਬੀਵਾਦ; Avrupa'ya göre doğuda yer alan ulusların dillerini, tarihlerini, kültür ve törelerini inceleyen bilim, doğu bilimi; mouvement littéraire et artistique né en Europe occidentale au XVIIIe siècle; corrente artistica occidentale caratterizzata dalla raffigurazione di elementi culturali del Medio Oriente, dell'Asia meridionale e dell'Asia orientale; μίμηση ή απεικόνιση στοιχείων των πολιτισμών της Μέσης Ανατολής και Ανατολικής Ασίας; representación de aspectos de las culturas orientales por parte de escritores y artistas occidentales; תרבות המזרח בראייה מערבית; westerse opvatting van het Oosten in culturele zin; тема произведения искусства; imitation or depiction of aspects of Middle Eastern and East Asian cultures; Kunstströmung; Aasian maiden kulttuurin ja kielen tutkimus; імітацыя ўсходнеазіяцкай культуры; تخیل هنرمند غرب از هنر و فرهنگ شرق; движение в изкуството; vestlig interesse for kulturen i Mellemøsten og Østasien; Doğuculuk; Oryentalizm; Müsteşrik; Şarkiyatçılık; Doğu bilimi; Doğubilim; Oryantalist; オリエンタリスム; 反東洋思想; Orientalisme en art; Peintre Orientaliste; Orientalism; مستشرقون; مستشرقين; المستشرقون; الاستشراق; المستشرقين; 东方主义; ختیځپوهنه; Orientalism; ഓറിയൻറലിസം; orientalisme; Orientalista; Orientalismo; אוריינטלי; מזרחתנות; מזרחתני; Orientalista; Orientalística; Estilo oriental; nghiên cứu phương Đông; Orientalisti; خاورشناس; خاورشناختی; خاورشناسان; شرق‌شناس; شرق‌شناسی; شرقشناس; شرق شناس; اوریانتالیست; شرق شناسی; شرقشناسی; مستشرق; Ανατολισμός; орієнталістика; сходознавство</nowiki>
Orientalism 
imitation or depiction of aspects of Middle Eastern and East Asian cultures
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Fantasizing about harems & "alhama".

See also Category:Japonism and Category:Chinoiserie

  • Orientalism as an artform was mainly developed during the XIXe in Western Europe. It sets the sight of European painters on the islamic civilisation, which is quite a subjective look. European society at that time restricted nude paintings for moral & religious reasons, so fantasizing about harems gave the artists freedom to act. Anecdoting scenes show European artists while on trip to Orient, that could only "let their imagination go on while waiting at the entrance of a Harem gate", literally meaning : restricted zone.
  • Scientific orientalism was previous and mainly developed after the Age of Discovery as a way to enhance the colonization process of the World. Naturalists came back with awesome news. Describing old civilizations with new scientific ways and compiling knowledge about conquered remote lands gave the Europeans a strong feeling of superiority. Hence the basis of colonialism as an ideology. Egyptology can be traced back to orientalism: French and later English said they knew more about Egypt and Ancient Egypt than the dwelling populations there at that time.

"both consider the Orient as an object of studies". So that Occidental thinkers defined Occident itself, displaying what it was not while considering the rest of the world complied to their views.

Source: see Edward Said works on the subject.

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