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1. jamesislington.com › updatesUpdates - James Islington

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   Progress updates for James' books can be found below, which are updated approximately once every three months. To be e-mailed about release information for upcoming books, please click here . Hierarchy, Book 3

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2. academic.oup.com › book › 27073Defining the Exotic: Exoticism as an Approach to Radical ...

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   This chapter discusses new perspectives on exoticism, exoticism as an Aesthetics of Diversity, Victor Segalen's views on the exoticist tradition, and threats and responses to twentieth-century exoticism.

3. academic.oup.com › book › 43332Writing at the Margins: Postcolonialism, Exoticism and the ...

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   If exoticism has arrived in the ‘centre,’ it still derives from the cultural margins or, perhaps more accurately, from a commodified discourse of cultural marginality. How is value ascribed to, and regulated within, the cultural margins? What is the role of exoticism in putatively marginal modes of production and representation?

4. www.jstor.org › stable › 45179298Introduction: From the Exotic to the Autoexotic - JSTOR

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   The current perception of exoti-cism and those who have engaged with it is therefore generally tainted with negativity, exoticism carrying immediate connotations of un-ethical appropriation and superficial engagement with the other. This. perception has contributed to the death of travel literature or its "veer-

5. www.cambridge.org › core › booksWriting at the Margins: Postcolonialism, Exoticism and the ...

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   1 Writing at the Margins: Postcolonialism, Exoticism and the Politics of Cultural Value (from The Postcolonial Exotic) 2 Exiles on Main Stream: Valuing the Popularity of Postcolonial Literature (from Friends and Enemies) 3 Postcolonial Authorship Revisited (from Postcolonial Writers in the Global Literary Marketplace) 4 Bourdieu and Fanon on ...

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6. academic.oup.com › book › 27073Exoticism and Empire: Colonial Literature and Post-Colonial ...

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   Nov 9, 2000 · By placing Victor Segalen's exoticism in a colonial frame, it argues that texts emerging from colonial contact are not necessarily only part of a problematic archive, but can also propose novel solutions to contemporary investigations of colonial history and culture.

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   Does exoticism still exist?

   • In our view, however, there is much more to exoticism than the priation of the weak by the powerful, nor has it remained fundamentally unchanged since the colonial empires. After all, as early as the 1910s, Victor Segalen redefined exoticism as an "aesthetics of diversity," despite its prob-lematic politics of power. The cultural, lin-

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   What's in the exoticism chapter?

   • This chapter discusses new perspectives on exoticism, exoticism as an Aesthetics of Diversity, Victor Segalen's views on the exoticist tradition, and threats and responses to twentieth-century exoticism. You do not currently have access to this chapter. Our books are available by subscription or purchase to libraries and institutions.

   Defining the Exotic: Exoticism as an Approach to Radical Diversity

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   What does it mean to criticize exoticism?

   • To criticize exoticism seems to mean criticizing discourses and representations of the other from the viewpoint of the center, the more powerful (i.e., Western) culture, the original rather than the derived, the subject that constructs and objectifies an ex-otic other for its own consumption.

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   Did Claude Lévi-Strauss say the last word about exoticism?

   • Claude Lévi-Strauss's Tristes tropiques (1955) seems to have said the last word about European travelers' complicity with colonialist nos-talgia in their search for exotic others, even with the best intentions of contributing to the anthropological project of studying humanity. In our view, however, there is much more to exoticism than the

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8. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsReverberations of Empire: How the Colonial Past Shapes the ...

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   Dec 14, 2023 · This essay, based upon the 2022 Presidential Address to the Social Science History Association, identifies and discusses four such processes and mechanisms or “modes of reverberation”: (1) continued colonialism through simple reproduction, (2) the persistence of power through formal and informal institutionalization, (3) path dependent ...