Orientalism

Acknowledgements.

Map.

I. BACKGROUND.

1. Introduction-Orientalism in Crisis.
A geographical note.
Questions of definition.

II. ANALYSIS.

2. The Rise of Orientalism.
The rise of Arabic studies in England.
The rise of Indic studies in England.
The rise of oriental studies in France.
The rise of oriental studies in Germany.
Elsewhere in Europe.
The origins of European prejudice against Islam.
Orientalism and Colonialism.

3. The Orientalist - Anglicist Controversy.

4. Orientalism in the Arts.
MacKenzie versus Nochlin.

5. The Assault on Orientalism.
'Orientalism in Crisis'.
English-speaking Orientalists.
Orientalism: Western Conceptions of the Orient.
Marx and the End of Orientalism.
Analysis.

6. Responses to the Assault on Orientalism.
'Orientalism in Crisis'.
'English-speaking Orientalists'.
Orientalism: Western Conceptions of the Orient.
The Question of Orientalism.
A Marxist (Indian) response.
'Edward Said and his Arab Reviewers'.
A black perspective.
'Edward Said and the Historians'.
Marx and the End of Orientalism.

7. Case Studies.
History, Theory and the Arts.
Oriental Enlightenment.
'Deep Orientalism'.
Imperial Fictions.
Kipling and Orientalism.
Imagining India.
Scottish orientalism.
Orientalism and Religion.
Orientalism and Algeria.

8. Exit from Orientalism - Orientalism.
Reconsidered.
Exit from Orientalism.

III. ASSESSMENT.

9. Questions of Fact, Definition and Significance.
Chronology.
Who's Who.

Guide to Further Reading.

Bibliography.

Index.

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