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   Nov 9, 2000 · 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.

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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 ...

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   Jan 5, 2023 · The era of colonization saw exotic people and places as seductive and attractive. However, if we define exoticism as something foreign or different, we can simply state them as other, marginal or migrant.

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   Postcolonialism in the Age of Global Commodity Culture. The Trouble with Postcolonialism. Critiques of postcolonialism have intensified over the last decade, by no coincidence the decade that has also brought postcolonial studies to prominence as an institutionalized academic field.

   • Author: Graham Huggan

   • Publish Year: 2016

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   These discourses are underpinned by colonial roots and promote colonialism’s legacies through tourism to the detriment of local communities (Tucker 2019). Tourism has power to dilute the unique and authentic culture with standardized stereotypes and staged spectacles appealing to tourists.

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   Apr 21, 2021 · This collection aims to revisit the impact of colonialism on the postcolonial politics and development in Africa; our focus is to investigate the endurance and efficacy of the power relations devised and propagated by the European colonial project in Africa.

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   What is the status of exoticism in a post-colonial world?

   • The status of exoticism in a so-called post-colonial world remains problematic, definition of the exotic inevitably ambiguous. As a result, engagement with Segalen’s work becomes strikingly urgent in this period of constant reassessment.

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   Is exoticism a part of past colonial discourses?

   • For some, exoticism is firmly fixed as an expired, nostalgic quantity to be seen as an inherent element of past colonial discourses. The republication of works by Pierre Loti and Claude Farrère seems to support this view.

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   Why was exoticism relegated to obsolescence?

   • This specific problem has dogged the understanding of exoticism. Compromised by its alliance with artistic and propagandist versions of New Imperialism, it was relegated, as a result, to obsolescence with the decline of the Greater France.

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   How did New Imperialism affect colonial exoticism?

   • New Imperialism thus threatened to mark the end of the theoretical reversibility of exoticism. In colonial exoticism, representation of otherness was reduced to reflections of assimilative power relations, to a levelling of differences which effectively erased the colonized other.

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   4 days ago · Ethnocentric stereotyping (as in Eurocentric views of non-European cultures), in which the other is marked by difference (see markedness). In post-colonial theory, this is identified as a form of objectification, marginalization, domination, oppression, and exploitation.