occidentalism

IPA: ɑksʌdˈɛnʌɫɪzʌm

Examples of "occidentalism" in Sentences

Jager confesses himself intrigued by occidentalism.
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Bilgrami links such critical power to what he calls "occidentalism," namely a critique of the west.
Jager argues that the critical reach of Byron's occidentalism actually goes beyond Bilgrami's, for it allows the reader to glimpse the costs of enchantment.
Just when those cottages and rills seem to be supporting a myth of little England in the desert, a kind of mirror-image orientalism, an 'occidentalism', we are drawn to the odoriferous trade winds whose scent of luxury wafted across the ocean to the Providential nose of the English consumer.
From this viewpoint (I would be happy to hear whether romanticists think it is mis-named "romantic"), the seriously consequential mistake that Said's concept of orientalism diagnosed in Western visions of the East can easily flip over into occidentalism, a blanket hostility to the West from within the West.