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Christianity-continued
220,267,.278,303; Renan and,
134-5, 138, 140, 146, 147,337;
as sacred history, 64, 136; secular
post-Enlightenment impulse
114-15, 120,121,122,124,
138, 154, 158, 168, 172,206;
threatened by Islam, 59-60, 74,
91,100,260,268,331
Citizen of the World, The (Gold­
smith),117
classicism: contrasted with scope of
Orientalism, 50; of High Renais­
sance, 51; Massignon joins to
"vital forces" of East, 265, 267; of
Orientalist vis-a-vis modern Orient,
79,80,92,98,204,207,222,232,
233,234,240,261, 300; within
Orientalism, 52, 79, 86, 92, 265
classification, 231-3, 237, 262; of
languages, 135, 137,140,143,
166,227,231,262,268; of physi­
ological and moral types, 119-20,
227
Claudel, Paul, 252, 266
Clermont-Ganneau, Charles, 170
Clot, Antoine-Barthelemy (Clot
Bey),186
Cold War, 291, 296, 320
Colebrooke, Henry Thomas, 79
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 18, 136,
338
Colet,
College de France, 124, 138, 248,
270
Columbia College, 287
Columbus, Christopher, 58
ComMie humaine, La (Balzac), 13,
144, 338
Comite de I'Asie franlraise, 220
Comite d'Orient, 220
Commentary, 307, 316, 317, 335,
349, 350
Committee of Concerned Asia
Scholars, 301
communism, 108,278,279,295,303
Compagnie universelle, 89-90
Comte, Auguste, 114,115,228
Cond.orcet, Marquis
Confucius, 69
congress, first Orientalist, 210, 261
Connaissance de l'est (Claudel), 252
Conrad,Joseph, 186, 190, 199,216,
242, 343
Considerations sur la guerre actuel
de Turcs (Volney), 81
Constant, Benjamin, 137,338.
contraferentia, 61, 120
Cook, James, 117
Cook, Thomas, 88-9
Council of Vienne, 49-50, 51, 124
Count Robert of Paris (Scott), 192
Cournot, Antoine-Augustin, 114
Cousin, Victor, 114, 134, 147
Crescent and the Cross, The (WaFburton),
195
Crescent and the Rose, The (Chew),
60,332
Cressaty, Comte de, 225,
"Cri de guerre du mufti"
168
Crimean War, 153
Cromer, Evelyn Baring, Lord, 214,
330,331,343; "knowledge" of,
38-40,46,47,49,95,96,105,
223, 244; reflects spatial attitudes
to Orient, 211-12; on social man­
agement of knowledge, 44-5; on
"subject races," 36-9, 40, 41, 44­
45,95,172,212-13; tenure in
Egypt, 35, 36, 38, 223, 228
Crozier, John B., 233
Crusades, 58, 75,101,168,170,172,
192
Culture and Society, 1780-1950
(Williams),330
Curtin, Philip D., 340, 343, 344
Curtius, Ernst Robert, 258, 259, 261,
262
Curzon, George Nathaniel, Lord,
213-16,229,343
Curzon, Robert, 195
Cust, Robert Needham, 261-2, 346
Cuvier, Baron Georges-Leopold-
Chretien-Frederic-Dagobert, 13,
124,132,133,141, 142, 144, 146,
153,206,339
Dacier, Joseph, 124, 126, 127, 336
Damascus, 229, 241, 242
Dampier, William, 117
Daniel, Norman, 60, 332, 335-6
Daniel Deronda (Elio!), 169, 192
Dante, 3,68-70,71,72,95,123,
177, 210, 211,246
Dark Races of Man, The (Knox),
206
Darwin, Charles, 22, 206-7,227,
232-3
De la religion (Constant), 137
De Lingua Latina (ValTo), J44
Detremery, Charles, 170
Deherain, Henri, 333, 336
Delacroix, Ferdinand-Victor-Eugene,
119
Depping, Guillaume, 218
"Des services rendus aux sciences
historiques par la philologie"
(Renan),134,338,340
Description de l'/!;gypte, 42, 84, 85­
87,95,103,159-60,168,283,
333-4
Description de I'/!;gypte (Le
Mascrier), 84
Destutt de Tracy, Comte Antoine­
Louis-Claude, I 14
Deutsche Morgenliindische
Gesellschaft, 43
Dialogues des morts
Dialogues philosophiques
147
Dictionnaire des idees re{:ues
(Flaubert), 185, 189
Didascalicon (Hugo of SI. Victor),
259
Diderot, Denis, 1 19
Diodorus Siculus, 175
Dionysiac cults, 56-7
Discipline and Punish (Foucault), 3,
336, 344
discourse: contribution of imagina­
tive literature to Orientalist, 2-3,
99; definition of, 94; doxology of
Orientalist, 121; expertise as
form of Orientalist, 238-9; 2
forms of power, 12, 328; Fou­
cault on, 3,94; historical impact
of Orientalist, 94-5; as imperial
institution, 95; latent Orientalism
within European, 205-6, 221-2;
methodological issues within Ori­
entalist, 121, 124,127,302;
mythic, 311, 321; Orientalism as,
2,3,6,12,21-5,71-3,80,86-7,
94-5,99,121-2, \30, 146, 156,
162,201-5,210,222,230-1,311­
312, 321; philological, 137,146,
148; Renan solidifies Orientalist,
130; as representation, 21-2,71­
73,272-4; strength of Western,
25,94; supersedes individual
writer, 94, 202,273; typology in
Oricntalist, 230-4; vocabulary of
Orientalist, 41, 44,60,71-3,90,
121, 127,230,321; von Grune­
baum exemplifies Orientalist, 296­
297
Discoveries in the Ruins of Nineveh
and Babylon (Layard), 195
Disraeli, Benjamin, lst Earl of
Beaconsfield, 5, 19,44,99, 102,
157,166,169,192,217
Divine Comedy, The (Dante), 68-9
"Do the Arabs Want Peace?" (Al­
roy), 307, 349
"Domestic Structure and Foreign
Policy" (Kissinger), 46
Don Juan (Byron), 178
Don Quixote (Cervantes), 92, 93
Donato, Eugenio, 339
Doughty, Charles Montagu, 99, 171,
195,223,235,237,345
"Douleur du Pacha, La" (Hugo),
168
Doumer, Paul, 225
Dozy, Reinhart, 99, 151
Druzes, 18, 102, 126, 191, 192
John, 31
52,331 339
259,
Eban, Abba, 270
Ecole pub Iique des langues orientales,
83
Education sentimentale, L' (Flau­
bert), 187
Egypt: attitudes to French and Brit­
ish, 211-12; as British colony, 11,
17,19,31-7,76,80,87,88,169,
194,211-13,220,223-4,253,
257,330; Champollion and, 121,
137, 140, 170; Chateaubriand on,
174-5; European culture of in­
tellectuals in, 323; focal point of
Orientalism, 84; Lane on, 15,23,
159-64, 166-7,176; Napoleonic
invasion of, 22, 42-3, 76, 80-8,
89,122,137,144, 156; national­
ism in, 31, 35, 37, 39, 170, 223,
257,316-17; post-I 948, 109; and
Suez Canal, 88-90, See also Islam;
Near Orient
Eichhorn, Johann Gottfried, 17
Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte,
The (Marx), 21,133
Eliot, George, 14, 18-19,99, 169,
192, 232, 344
Eliot, T. S., 252
Encyclopedia of Islam, The, 284
Engels, Friedrich, 97
England in Egypt (Milner), 31
Enquete aux pays du Levant, Une
(Barres), 244, 345
Eothen (Kinglake), 193, 342
Erchembert, 59
Erpenius, Thomas, 50, 65
Essai sur l'histoire des Arabes avant
l'lslamisme (Caussin de Perceva1),
151,340
Essai sur l'inh~hl:'h
humaines
Euripides, 5
Europe: Asia will regenerate, 113­
116; colonialism in Orient, 1,2,3,
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