balkan variations of orientalism and occidentalism
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Abstract
Summarizing, the aim of this paper was to provoke scrutinizing in a Balkan context the notions of Orientalism and Occidentalism – two forms of demonizing the Other, coined in the age of Enlightenment, two phenomena that are ambivalent and imported from other cultures. They interact in a curious manner and took critical place in the mythologues of all the nations in the region although in different ways.
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| Authors | ;Nikolay Aretov |
| Journal | Pharmaceuticals (Basel, Switzerland) |
| Year | 2014 |
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