exoticism

• “The line we push, especially our chapter on exoticism, is that the counterculture sees technology as a homogenizing force, and is afraid of that.”

  Rebels Without a Cause

• “And then this exoticism is shrink-wrapped and packed and sold right back to an Asian audience.”

  Archive 2004-11-01

• “Underlying these eighteenth - and nineteenth-century visual images of the East's exoticism is the impulse to preserve the reassuring sameness found in any representation of difference.”

  Irish Odalisques and Other Seductive Figures: Thomas Moore

• “During the campaign, Obama's "exoticism" - both real (his childhood in Jakarta) and imagined”

  The New Yorker

• “Both types of people were highly admired for one reason or the other but what one might call exoticism is very different from primitivism.”

  NATURE

• “The allure of the latter location (s) brought Gérôme into his most famous - perhaps infamous - body of work, capitalizing on Orientalisme, the French taste for the "exoticism" of the Middle East and the Maghreb.”

  The Huffington Post: Peter Frank: Blague d'Art: First Impressions

• “The allure of the latter location (s) brought Gérôme into his most famous - perhaps infamous - body of work, capitalizing on Orientalisme, the French taste for the "exoticism" of the Middle East and the Maghreb.”

  The Huffington Post: Peter Frank: Blague d'Art: First Impressions

• “The issue with the former cover is that it unintentionally reinforced the meme -- that Obama is an Agent on The War Against Terror or, if you prefer, to allow his "exoticism" as a proxy for any remaining legacy of racist bias.”

  The Democratic Convention Day One: To Know Him (and Her) is to Vote Obama

• “A tongue-in-cheek way to reflect their 'exoticism'?”

  Hesse Seewald Army Uniforms

• “He calls it "exoticism", intended to attract Western readers.”

  Tuesday, July 22, 2008

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