| Title | : | Literature, Memory, Hegemony: East/West Crossings |
| Author | : | Sharmani Patricia Gabriel |
| Language | : | en |
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Representation in literature as uncompromisingly “orientalist”. Which implies that the “ontological distinctions” between east and west are rooted in “the implications of hegemony, domination and indoctrination that word suggests,.
The literary heritage of the east and west in the holocaust narrative.
13 jan 2021 graphic visionsliterature, memory, hegemony the novel of mainland china in englisheast/west: ruptures and convergences.
This edited book considers the need for the continued dismantling of conceptual and cultural hegemonies of ‘east’ and ‘west’ in the humanities and social sciences.
East-west relations and literature conceptual and cultural hegemonies of ‘east’ and ‘west’ east and west as oppositional categories literary crossings between east and west east, west and the other postcolonialism and traumatic memories empires and east-west relations.
Galician discourses of language hegemony at the beginning of the second half of the nineteenth century 1 jan surman abstract following the 19th-century language debates on the language of science and higher education, this paper follows three polish texts from the middle of the century.
A generation ago, edward said in his ultra-influential, orientalism (1978), presented a case that the west has systematically understood the east in distorted and manipulative ways, for its own pleasure and profit, which he called “orientalism”, from the time of the greco-persian wars, and extending into modern colonialism and even current policies toward islamic countries. However, it is difficult to see how greeks fighting for their freedom against persian invaders in the 5th century.
Erzwungene wege [forced journeys] is the title of the newly opened exhibition at the german historical museum in berlin on the history of forced migration in europe. It has been organized by the german league of expellees, which represents germans forced to migrate after wwii, and is a step towards the league's goal to set up a permanent exhibition in the german capital.
Md abu shahid abdullah completed his ma in english and american studies and his phd in english literature at otto-friedrich university.
Western accounts of the balkans revel in the different and the exotic, the violent and imageries which reverse the standard hegemonic gaze from west to east.
This edited book considers the need for the continued dismantling of conceptual and cultural hegemonies of 'east' and 'west' in the humanities and social.
Literary and cultural representations of asia and its global diasporas. They broaden the scope of memory and trauma studies by examining how the east/ west.
Politicians, historians, film-makers, architects, writers, and the wider public engaged in a “memory contest” that pitted alternative biographies against one another, prompting challenges to perceived west german hegemony, and posing questions about the possibility of normalizing german history.
Cutting across a wide range of literature, film and art from different contexts and ages, this collection seeks out the interpenetrating dynamic between both terms. Highlighting the inherent instability of east and west as oppositional categories, it focuses on the ‘crossings’ between east and west and this nexus as a highly-charged arena of encounter and collision.
The journal of educational media, memory and society (jemms) explores ways in verena stürmer, similarities and differences between west and east german textbooks and children's books of the nineteenth century british indi.
We focussed on the political/revolutionary potential of literature in hegemonic struggles as how can we rethink literary history beyond divisions of east/west,.
The diffusion of soviet propaganda in the eastern bloc is an essential issue which is the substantial literature on cultural memory in western europe makes it general de gaulle's cold war: challenging american hegemony, 1963–.
Biography: andrew emerson is a first-year phd student in the comparative literature program at penn state. His research interests include film, east-west literary relations, and memory studies.
Relations between memory and identity within and without the borders of the modem nation years after the fall of the berlin wall, the discipline of comparative literature has been looking to rather than regressing to the hegemoni.
The fact that both memoirs recount two traumatic events– the holocaust and colonial domination – and combine “trauma dramas” of east and west, constitute an interesting area of study because these stories show how each community’s referential traumas become bridges of empathy and responsibility toward the other at a time when there was not yet even a consideration of the holocaust as a paradigm of wwii trauma.
A shift in the global center of gravity towards the far east, coupled with europe’s own troubled internal politics, have done little to dispel this impression.
In the 1950s, both conservative west german literary criticism and official so a specific 'cultural memory', passed from one generation to the next, developed over the course of sever.
He is widely published in southeast asian literature and east/west theory, and his 2016), literature, memory, hegemony: east/west crossings (co-edited,.
Keywords: cultural memory, recollections of literature, empirical study of way to a hypothesized “institutionalized hegemonic archival memory,” given that they which make it both british and european, as it describes an east-west.
Two generations, often detectable in works of literature and other cultural texts. Williams’ work builds on the work of italian marxist philosopher antonio gramsci, problematizing the notion of hegemony in order to understand the inner power dynamics that impact the production of culture.
Her recent book publications include cosmopolitan asia: littoral epistemologies of the global south (co-edited, routledge, 2016), literature, memory, hegemony: east/west crossings (co-edited, palgrave macmillan, 2018), and making heritage in malaysia: sites, histories, identities (edited, palgrave macmillan, forthcoming).
Collective memory by sheer genius and devotion to most subtle literary expressions. It is for these very reasons endowed with utmost sacredness and can be regarded as the most solemn and hallowed ritual of the world republic of letters. This essay critically examines the nobel prize in literature from the perspective of neocolonial critique.
Literature - memory - thought: essays on east-west comparative studies by zhang longxi, henan university press, 2017, in press age of comparison: frontier issues in confucian philosophy from east-west perspectives by chenyang li, henan university press, 2017, in press.
Hegemony, from the greek hegemón (guide, ruler, leader) and hegemonia (rule, leadership), denotes the preeminent influence a state, social class, group, or individual exercises over others. Today it is especially associated with the italian marxist and revolutionary antonio gramsci (1891–1937), for whom it is the core and organizing concept.
Hegemony, and the construction of an imaginative geography of the americas in contemporary us film by brent smith abstract of thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of master of arts comparative literature and cultural studies the university of new mexico albuquerque, new mexico april, 2011.
For a review of this literature, see philippe schmitter, “problems of democratic tran- economic structure, culture, and historical memories. Since these tween eastern and western christianity—or to divergent imper.
The mediterranean question has existed less than three centuries. In classical and mediæval times there could be no mediterranean problem for the simple reason that there then existed nothing but the mediterranean. By this i mean that only in the lands which faced naturally towards the middle sea did there develop, flourish, struggle and decay powers capable of creating civilizations.
(anindita ghoshal is an associate professor of history at diamond harbour women’s university, kolkata, west bengal, india. Her area of research includes partition and refugee studies with special emphasis on eastern/northeastern india and bangladesh.
Total number of but through prosthetic memory, which relies on hearsay, media, literature, popular culture.
Her recent publications include literature, memory, hegemony: east/west crossings (palgrave.
Military presence in europe, failed because of the rise of the east-west struggle and the underestimated problems of postwar economic and political reconstruc-tion in europe. Second, at each step along the way, the united states sought to minimize its direct (that is, formal, hierarchical) role in europe.
7 jan 2019 this third era of globalization results from the opening of borders in eastern europe and china.
The levant: a literary category of forgotten and rescued memories? the time of the publication, represented an alternative to the hegemonic idea of culture. Image where east and west encroached or a space of trade, between europe.
Items 1 - 10 of 32 eastern and western synergies and imaginations ouida's story found its way to japan in 1908 where characters have become part of collective memory.
First, as clarified in gramsci’s concept of hegemony and althusser’s ‘ideological state apparatuses’, hegemony and the sovereign state’s monopoly of violence are mutually implicated. Gramsci identified two modes of the operation of hegemony: directive power, and intellectual and moral leadership.
Literature, memory, non-hegemonic form of globalization, which frustrates east -west bina- rism.
1 apr 2015 scholarly literature and as such to be distinguished from individual practices of western europe”, while central and eastern european countries they themselves were under hegemonic foreign rule by another (european).
Literature - memory - thought: essays on east-west comparative studies by zhang longxi, china social sciences publishing house, 2018, in press age of comparison: frontier issues in confucian philosophy from east-west perspectives by chenyang li, china social sciences publishing house, 2018, in press.
Eastern and western synergies and imaginations: texts and histories is a product of east-west studies crossed with adaptation studies: it goes beyond evaluation of cultural interactions and discussion of forms and manners of adaptation. This volume brings together critical discourses from various cultural locales which have developed from and thrived on the notion of “east meets west” or “west meets east”.
These depictions are usually done by writers, designers, and artists from the west. In particular, orientalist painting, depicting more specifically the middle east, was one of the many specialisms of 19th-century academic art, and the literature of western countries took a similar interest in oriental themes.
The network of east-west women (neww), a transnational feminist group established in she earned her phd in literature from the university of london ( 1978) and in the region due to their family roots, memories of exile, and person.
Literature, memory, hegemony pp 77-89 by transferring the time and place setting of the story from west to east, from victorian.
The question of civil war memory is acute for many lebanese, who have come of meta-historical literature analysing the production of historical memory in lebanon. Numbers of shiites, and maronite hegemony over the state more gene.
In 2019, i moved to london and started work at qmul as a lecturer in world literature. My research interests include postcolonial feminism; middle eastern, west.
That creates an ideological dichotomy between east and west, and constrains the trauma as closely related to the hegemonic political power that regulates the north americans are involved and recollecting private traumatic memories.
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