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by Edward W. Said

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  What is the main crux of Edward Said's introduction to Culture and Imperialism?  
  This novel represents an advance in Said's thinking from his initial work Orientalism, which is a text prized by postcolonialists. I will highlight some of the main ideas, but obviously reading...

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  Can anybody explain the notion of Edward Said regarding the role that media can play roles in facilitating imperialism? in short, what did he write about invasion and media?
  Edward Said (1935-2003) died only a matter of months following the U.S. invasion of Iraq earlier that year. That he lived to witness what he considered yet another example of Western imperialism...

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  Contrast culture, microculture, and multicultural?
  Hello! Culture refers to the idiosyncrasies, belief systems, mannerisms, languages, and behaviors that are inherent to a specific group based on history and geographical location. A micro-culture...

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  1.What did Said say about the roles of invasion and media in CULTURE AND IMPERIALISM? 2. How do i talk against Said as critic? I mean how do i prove that Said is not always right in Culture and imperialism?
  Palestinian writer Edward W. Said defines Imperialism as the extension of a nation's power through the establishment of financial hegemony in a territory, as well as through the acquisition of the...

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  Why did Edward Said write the book Culture and Imperialism?
  One never can know completely why anyone does anything. Freudian and other forms of psychological theory suggest that many of our motives are unknown even to ourselves, much less transparent to...

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