MORIER’S HAJJI BABA AND POST-COLONIAL ORIENTALISM

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GHAEMI FARID; ESMAEILI FATEMEH

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Journal: COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES Year:2010 | Volume:4 | Issue:13 Page(s): 117-136

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MORIER’S HAJJI BABA AND POST-COLONIAL ORIENTALISM

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GHAEMI FARID | ESMAEILI FATEMEH | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

ORIENTALISMQ2

REPRESENTATIONQ2

THE ORIENTQ3

THE OCCIDENTQ3

ISLAMQ3

COLONIAL DISCOURSEQ2

MORIERQ2

THE ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA OF ISPAHANQ2

Abstract

The adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan by James MORIER is a REPRESENTATION of the colonized Orient. The researchers have endeavored to trace THE ORIENTalist intentions which lie beneath the text. It reveals how the REPRESENTATION of THE ORIENT and Oriental culture goes hand in hand with Imperialism in the novel. In MORIER, particularly, two factors of diplomacy and writing have been integrated in one activity aiming at colonialism, which leads to the emergence of the COLONIAL DISCOURSE concerning the inferiority and marginalization of THE ORIENT. The present article is also an attempt to study THE OCCIDENTals’ views about THE ORIENT as well as analyze the question of ISLAM. Furthermore, the following questions are explored: Through what images and discourse are THE ORIENT and THE ORIENTals represented? Are THE ORIENTals and Muslims represented as the “Other”? What is the possible relationship between Hajji Baba and Imperialism?As a result, Westerners through a kind of Binary Opposition define themselves as the superior center in the world. Finally, it unveils how a nineteenth- century novel serves the discrimination in the twentieth century. Moreover, the reasons and foundations of ORIENTALISM are highlighted and a number of cultural-social solutions are dedicated.

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GHAEMI, FARID, & ESMAEILI, FATEMEH. (2010). MORIER’S HAJJI BABA AND POST-COLONIAL ORIENTALISM. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES, 4(13), 117-136. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/161070/en

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GHAEMI FARID, ESMAEILI FATEMEH. MORIER’S HAJJI BABA AND POST-COLONIAL ORIENTALISM. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES[Internet]. 2010;4(13):117-136. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/161070/en

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FARID GHAEMI, and FATEMEH ESMAEILI, “MORIER’S HAJJI BABA AND POST-COLONIAL ORIENTALISM,” COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES, vol. 4, no. 13, pp. 117–136, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/161070/en

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