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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1. Introduction
1.1 The Historical and Cultural Background of Said's Theory
1.2 Said and Post-colonialism
1.3 Said as a Subversive Intellectual and Said in China
2. Said's Secular Criticism and Secularization of Orientalism
2.1 Said's Argument that Criticism is Secular
2.2 His Analysis of the East vs.West Dichotomy
2.3 His Analysis of Eurocentralism in Orientalism
3. Transcendence: Episteme and Exile
3.1 Said's Investigation into Episteme and Colonial Representations
3.2 His Analysis of Orientalism and its Tradition
3.3 Said as an Exile and the Advantages
3.3.1 Exiles in the Actual Condition
3.3.2 Exilic Intellectuals
4. Counter-Narratives: Discourse Politics and Cultural Resistance
4.1 Orientalism and Discourse Politics
4.1.1 Gather Information and Prepare for Colonization and Domination
4.1.2 Legitimize Colonization and Imperial Domination
4.1.3 Produce Docile “Objects”
4.2 Said and the Sources of Cultural Resistance
5. Crisis of Orientalism and Remaking of Cultural Order
5.1 Said and the Crisis of Orientalism
5.2 Said and His Rereading of the Canons
5.3 Said and the Remaking of Cultural Order
6. Conclusion
6.1 Traveling Theory and China's Cultural Context
6. 2 China's Cultural Strategy
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