Toward a Classified Bibliography of Not One Thing:
Cross Disciplinary Cultural Studies in English Language Journals (20/38)

3.9 Orientalism

Abu-Lughod, Lila. 2001. Orientalism and Middle Eastern feminist studies. Feminist Studies 27.1: 101-13.

al-Bazei, Saad A. 1989. Orientalist discourse and the concept of tradition in Anglo-American literary criticism. Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics, no 9: 84-97.

Bartholomeunz, Tessa. 1998. Spiritual wealth and new-orientalism. Journal of Ecumenical Studies 35.1: 19-32.

Bolton, Kingsley, and Christopher Hutton. 2000. Orientalism, linguistics and postcolonial studies. Interventions: International Journal of Postcolonial Studies 2.1: 1-5.

Brennan, Timothy. 2000. The illusion of a future: Orientalism as travelling theory. Critical Inquiry 26: 558-83.

Brombert, Victor. 1979. Orientalism and the scandals of scholarship. American Scholar 48.4: 532-37.

Chuaqui, Rubén. 2002. Orientalism, anti-orientalism, relativism. Nepantia: Views from the South 3.2: 373-90.

Cole, Juan R. I. 1995. Power, knowledge, and orientalism. Diplomatic History 19.3: 507-13.

Deutsch, Nathaniel. 2001. “The Asiatic Black man”: An African American orientalism? Journal of Asian American Studies 4.3: 193 208.

Dirlik, Arif. 1996. Chinese history and the question of orientalism. History and Theory 35.4: 96-118.

Fischer, Michael M. 1992. Orientalizing America: Beginnings and middle passages. Middle Eastern Report, no. 178: 32-37.

Garcia, J. Neil C. 2000. Performativity, the bakla and the orientalizing gaze. Inter-Asia Cultural Studies 1.2: 265-81.

Gewertz, D. and F. Errington. 1991. We think, therefore they are? On occidentalizing the world. Anthropological Quarterly 64.2: 80-91.

Hansen, Peter H. 2002. Ornamentalism and orientalism: Virtual empires and the politics of knowledge. Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History 3.1 [online journal, cited Oct. 31, 2002]: Academic Search Premier.

Inden, Ronald. 1986. Orientalist conceptions of India. Modern Asian Studies 20.3: 401-46.

Jacobson, Matthew Frye. 2002. Post-orientalism. American Quarterly 54.2: 307-15.

Karatani, Kojin, and Sabu Kohso. 1998. Uses of aesthetics: After orientalism. Boundary 2 25.2, Edward W. Said Issue: 145-60.

King, Richard. 1999. Orientalism and the modern myth of “Hinduism.” Numen 46: 146-85.

Knight, Diana. 1993. Barthes and orientalism. New Literary History 24.3: 617-33.

Makdisi, Ussama. 2002. Ottoman orientalism. American Historical Review 107.3: 768-96.

Meyer, Eric. 1991. “I know thee not, I loathe thy race”: Romantic orientalism in the eye of the other. English Literary History 58.3: 657 99.

Narumi, Hiroshi. 2000. Fashion orientalism and the limits of counter culture. Postcolonial Studies 3.3: 311-29.

Ngai, Mae N. 2000. American orientalism. Review in American History 28.3: 408-15.

Piterberg, Gabriel. 1996. Domestic orientalism: The representation of “oriental” Jews in Zionist/Israeli historiography. British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies 23.2: 125-45.

Prakash. 1995. Orientalism now. History and Theory 34.3: 199-212.

Rice, James P. 2000. In the wake of orientalism. Comparative Literature Studies 37.2: 223-38.

Rotter, Andrew J. 2000. Saidism without Said: Orientalism and U.S. diplomatic history. American Historical Review 105.4: 1205-17.

Sakai, Naoki. 2000. “You Asians”: On the historical role of the West and Asia binary. South Atlantic Quarterly 99.4: 789-817.

Settler, Federico. 2002. Orientalism and religion: The question of subject agency. Method & Theory in the Study of Religion 14.2: 249-64.

Spencer, Jonathan. 1989. Orientalism without Orientals. Anthropology Today 5.2: 18-19.

Thomas, Nicholas. 1991. Anthropology and orientalism. Anthropology Today 7.2: 4-7.

Tong, Q. S. 2000. Inventing China: The use of orientalist views on the Chinese language. Interventions: International Journal of Postcolonial Studies 2.1: 6-20.

Uchida, Aki. 1998. The Orientalization of Asian women in America. Women’s Studies International Forum 21.2: 161-74.

Wang, Ning. 1997. Orientalism versus occidentalism. New Literary History 28.1: 57-67.

Whalen-Bridge, John. 2001. Orientalism, politics, and literature. Asian Journal of Social Science 29.2: 193-204.

Wilson, Ernest J., III. 1981. Orientalism: A Black perspective. Journal of Palestine Studies 10.2: 59-69.

See also 2.2: Schein; 2.3: O’Hanlon & Washbrook; Prakash (1992); 3.14.2: Eperjesi

3.9.1 Orientalism and Japan

Lie, John. 2001. Ruth Benedict’s legacy of shame: Orientalism and occidentalism in the study of Japan. Asian Journal of Social Science 29.2: 249-61.

Minear, Richard H. 1980. Orientalism and the study of Japan. Journal of Asian Studies 39.3: 507-17.

Rosenfeld, David. 2000. Counter-orientalism and textual play in Akutagawa’s “The ball” (“Butôkai”). Japan Forum 12.1: 53-63.

Sand, Jordan. 2000. Was Meiji taste in interiors “orientalist”? Positions: East Asia Cultures Critique 8.3: 637-73.

Weisenfeld, Gennifer. 2000. Touring Japan-as-museum: NIPPON and other Japanese imperialist travelogues. Positions: East Asia Cultures Critique 8.3: 747-93.

See also 3.14.1: Beauregard; Gerbert; Hammond; Luke; Matsuda; Morris; Pham