| This discourse of the colonised is contemporary with that of the European orientalist, but from the opposite point of view. |
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| However, such orientalist reveries suit neither a city like Istanbul nor a country like Turkey. |
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| However, developments in Iran have been far more complex than the frequently simple, often orientalist analyses suggest. |
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| He continued:I could say that is one of the silliest, crypto-racist, indeed orientalist things I have encountered, except it is not. |
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| But it serves well as an accompaniment to dance for this luscious orientalist extravaganza and it is invaluable to have these three famous ballets brought together. |
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| Trapeze artists, clowns, and ragamuffins were his companions in this enclosed universe of painted horses and pedlars with their orientalist wares. |
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| Today, culture is used as a tool of new forms of oppression of women, whether in its orientalist or occidentalist guise. |
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| Specialists in 19th Century academic, realist and orientalist painting, Patrick and Viviane Berko are established in Paris, Brussels and Knokke-Het Zoute. |
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| He was a genuine orientalist, living in the country, among the natives. |
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| Prideaux was an English orientalist and lecturer in Hebrew at Oxford. |
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| It is considering a number of ways of using its collections of photography, weaponry, orientalist art, natural history, Mughal jewellery, stamps and traditional costumes. |
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| A London art consultant who has met lots of them, Peyton Skipwith, tells a story about Stavros Niarchos, a Greek shipowner, who saw an exhibition of orientalist art and resolved to buy the lot. |
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| And thus, far from being marginal as orientalist continue to claim, the position of women in Iran has been central to the debate surrounding the national goal of modernizing and building a strong independent state in Iran. |
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| More striking, however, is that such discourses ironically serve to reinforce the encroachments stemming from orientalist thinking that they inherently aim to counter. |
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| This great French orientalist had returned to the faith in 1908 thanks to the faith testimony and to the hospitality of the Alussi family, the Iraqi Muslims who welcomed him in a time of great anxiety. |
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| It's true that many orientalist writers ridiculed Turks at the time. |
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| Three extracts were published in 1818 by the German orientalist Johann Kosegarten. |
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| French scholars were alerted to the initial publication by a lengthy review published in the Journal de Savants by the orientalist Silvestre de Sacy. |
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| Alois Musil was a prominent orientalist, Emil Holub ethnographer. |
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| In 1887, Notovich, a Russian scholar and Orientalist, arrived in Kashmir during one of several journeys to the Orient. |
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| Bell relays the brothers' story in broad pantomime style, with costumes inspired by the Victorian era's Orientalist notions. |
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| You are a friend, I cannot simply release you without hard proof of your innocence, not in dangerous times like this. you are a great Orientalist. |
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| The description of their honeymoon voyage on a third-class train in India is a predictable Orientalist travelogue. |
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| Accordingly, his Orientalist reputation has rested largely on the drawings and genre scenes. |
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| Despite structural similarities between Orientalist chrestomathies and Westermarck's ethnography, the principles regulating their interpretation were not the same. |
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