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by ibotty
1836 days ago
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> Europe & elsewhere use the term freely without any negative connotations. You are wrong, some do, some don't. I would debate that its reduction is usage is because of the negative connotations, but let's leave it at that. Edward Said has been hugely influential also in Europe's academia and intellectual discourse. I would also be astonished if there had been no influence in "the orient". |
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I'm betting that the "offensiveness" of the term, if it ever takes root here, would likely be a invasive American import than homegrown.