western orientalism造句

• Thus, states King, neo-Vedanta developed as a reaction to western Orientalism and Perennialism.
• Much of Said's criticism of Western Orientalism is based on what he describes as articularizing trends.
• He often presented Asia as a construct of Western Orientalism, while at the same time portraying the West in a steady state of decline.
• Western Orientalism, in particular, accompanied the introduction of the Western notion of civilisation, which served as the background for forming the self-identity of Koreans.
• The increasingly ubiquitous fashion of using the star and crescent symbol in the ornamentation of Ottoman mosques and minarets led to a gradual association of the symbol with Islam in general in western Orientalism.
• This reputation dates back to the Late Middle Ages, when the Circassian coast was frequented by traders from Genoa, and the founder of the Medici dynasty, Cosimo de'Medici, had trope in Western Orientalism.
• In modern times, due to the influence of western Orientalism and Perennialism on Indian Neo-Vedanta and Hindu nationalism, Advaita Vedanta has acquired a broad acceptance in Indian culture and beyond as the paradigmatic example of Hindu spirituality.
• Gregg Lahood also mentions Neo-Advaita as an ingredient of " cosmological hybridization, a process in which spiritual paradises are bound together ", as exemplified in American Transcendentalism, New Age, transpersonal psychology and the works of Ken Wilber are examples : Brown and Leledaki place this " hybridization " in a " structurationist " approach, pointing out that this is an " invented tradition ", which is a response to a novel situation, although it claims a continuity with a " historic past ", which is " largely facticious . " Brown and Leledaki see these newly emerging traditions as part of western Orientalism, the fascination of western cultures with eastern cultures, but also the reduction of " Asian societies, its people, practices and cultures to essentialist images of the'other'".