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Featured image for a blog post on Edward Said’s Orientalism: a split visual composition contrasting “East” and “West.” At the center is a portrait of Edward Said, resting his chin on his hand. The left side shows Middle Eastern imagery—mosque architecture, desert landscape, a robed figure, and a camel caravan at sunset. The right side shows Western symbols—Big Ben, an old world map, books, a quill, and eyeglasses. Warm golden tones blend into cooler sepia hues. The blog title Edward Said’s Orientalism appears prominently across the middle.

January 31, 2026/

Introduction Edward Said’s Orientalism begins with a striking idea: “The East is not a place on a map; it is an idea invented by the West.” This idea captures the heart of Said’s 1978 work. His book reshaped how readers understand power, culture, and representation. Before Said, scholars usually spoke of the East as part of “Colonial Literature.” His research transformed this view. He showed how Western writers, artists, and academics created the image of the “Orient” to justify control over...

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A broken classical bust of a head on a stack of old books, with a quill pen shattering into fragments, set against a dark background with faint text. The title "ROLAND BARTHES' DEATH OF THE AUTHOR" is at the top.

September 23, 2025/

Introduction When it comes to literary theory, few essays have sparked as much debate and reshaped critical thinking as Roland Barthes’ “Death of the Author.” Written in 1967, this seminal work challenges the traditional view that a text’s meaning is pinned...

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September 16, 2025/

Introduction In “Prufrock: Eliot’s Modern Man,” T. S. Eliot crafts a haunting portrait of urban isolation and self-doubt, giving voice to a generation caught in the flux of modernity. This deeply personal and yet universally resonant poem, “The Love Song of...

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