Orientalism - autonomous learning

Index
Abbas I (of Egypt), 186
Andalusia, 303
Abbasids, 303
Anniversary Discourses (Jones), 135
Abdel Malek, Anwar, 96-7, 105, Anquetil-Duperron, Abraham-
108,325,327,334,335,346 Hyacinthe, 22, 51, 76-7, 79, 117,
Abduction from the Seraglio, The 122,252
(Mozart), 118
anthropocentrism, 97, 98, 108 .
Abrahamanic religions, 265, 267, anti-Semitism, 27-8, 98-9, 133-4,
268-9
141:"2, 145-6, 149-50, 151, 193,
Abrams, M. H., 114, 335, 338 231-4,237,262,286,317,337,
Abu-Lughod. Ibrahim, 333, 335, 343 349
Account of the Manners and Customs Aphrodite (Louys), 208
of the Modern Egyptians, An Arab Attitudes to Israel (Harkabi),
(Lane), 8, 15, 23, 88,111,158­ 307, 349
164,168,170,171,183,239,341, Arab-Israeli Wars, 284-5, 293
349
Arab Mind, The (Palai), 309, 349
accumulation, Orientalist discipline Arab Rediscovery of Europe (Abu~
of, 123, 165-6
Lughod),333,343
Adanson, Michel, 117
Arab Revolt, 238, 242-3, 248
"Adieux de I'hotesse arabe" (Hugo), "Arab World, The" (Glidden), 48,
100
308, 331
Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan Arab World Today, The (Berger),
(Morier), 193
335,349,350
Aeneas Silvius: see Pius II, Pope Arabi, Ahmed, 35, 37,170,223
Aeschylus, 3, 21, 56-7, 243, 332 Arabia, 17,63, 96, 159,224, 235-6,
Africa, Africans, 31, 35, 37,41,46, 287,303
84,91,92, 98, 104, 107, 119,210, Arabian Nights, 64, 164, 176, 193,
216,218,226,251,252,275,294, 194,196,343
298,303,304,314
ATabic (language), 42, 50, 52,64,
Ahmed, Sheikh, 160-1
74,77,82,83, 96, 123-4, 126,
Alexander the Great, 58, 80, 84, 85, 128,142,159,164,166,178,182,
168
195,209,238,255,268,287,292,
Alexandria, 82, 244
310,314-15,320-1,322,331,349
Algeria, 218, 301, 324
Arabischen Studien in Europa bis in
Alliance for Progress, 107-8
den Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts,
almehs. 186
Die (FUck), 16, 329,331,337
Alroy, Gil Carl, 307-8, 349 Arabs: Bell on, 229-31; Caussin de
Alter, Robert, 307, 349
Perceval on, 151-2; collective en­
A1thusser, Louis, 16,329
tity to Westerner, 230, 233, 236-7,
Arne romantique et Ie reve, L' 252,260,262,285-8,296-9,300­
(Beguin), 100
301,305,306-11,317-18,321,
American Oriental Society, 43,99, 350; Cromer on, 36-41; Gibb's
294,295
impoverished view of, 278; Glid­
American Power and the New Man­
den on value system of, 48-9;
darins (Chomsky); 329
Lawrence on, 228-30, 23~, 241-3,
anatomy: comparative, 12,40,43, 247-8; Ockley on, 75-6; politi­
117; philosophlca~ and linguistics, cized contemporary view of, 26-7,
140, 142, 143-4,231
107-8,285-8,303-4,306-21,
Ancient and Modem Imperialism 349, 350; Sale on, 117; sexual
(Cromer), 212,343
identity for West, 311-16; Smith
377