Orientalism for Beginners (and non-beginners) With Dr. Nagihan Haliloglu الاستشراق للمبتدئين

Welcome to a new exciting episode of the Marginalized Notes podcast! Today we address the big word “orientalism” with Dr. Nagihan Haliloğlu, an associate professor of Comparative Literature at Ibn Haldun University.
Dr.Haliloğlu has a fascinating skill of turning complex ideas into captivating conversations. In this episode with Mazen Al-agawany, she brings a fresh perspective to the complex issue of Orientalism; questions the different faces of the phenomenon in today’s world, while challenging the taken for granted assumptions.
Dr. Haliloğlu is a renowned scholar with expertise in Oriental Studies, with an extensive background in English Literature, Modernism, and Travel Writing.
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chapters:
[00:00] the beginning
[5:56] Oriental studies vs Orientalism
[11:20] Counter a discourse with another, why Diriliş Ertuğrul was a success.
[15:15] The Americans can’t do this: reflections of cinematic representation
[21:45] what could cinema tell us about today and the past?
[38:40] France or Britain colonisation?
[41:34] The Ottomans had a civilizing mission
[47:00] Israel is holding Europe hostage
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[@veryafricansadcat]

loved how both the presenter and the guest were so harmonious and how the conversation flew.

[@joysparkle-z6d]

Where have you been hiding this presenter? He is very witty and fun to listen to, we want more! 👍

[@abdulrahmanmohy4371]

I would like to express my admiration for the harmony in the conversation and the sense of humor that Dr. have to the extent that I personally wished to be part of one of the classes she offers to her students. Humor combined with knowledge is something essential and helps to alleviate the harshness of some painful truths. Mazen is an excellent interlocutor and was very brilliant in asking questions and in his efforts to simplify the subject for non-specialists like myself. I found this exceptionally beneficial and believe that this podcast will serve as a scientific reference for those who want to start reading about a fundamental major like Orientalism, especially for us in the Middle East, and particularly for those studying social and human sciences , Super excited for what's to come and fabulous job 👏

[@yassinstoykic5747]

Understanding "the other" is essential for knowing and understanding ourselves. By seeing how we differ from others, we grasp our own unique traits and values much better. This comparison helps us define who we are and appreciate our individuality. Interacting with those who are different from us highlights our own distinctiveness. In essence, recognizing what we are not helps us understand what and who we are.

[@yassinstoykic5747]

We needed this podcast on 2004. I remember we were studying about Orientalism, Edward Said, Samuel Huntington and other stuff.

[@MohamedShou]

I mean Edward Said is a good start right?

[@yassinstoykic5747]

@@MohamedShou To learn about Orientalism? yes.

[@polakororin8799]

nagihan haliloglu is one of the best people in turkey

[@al-al5497]

Insightful interview which left a lot of unanswered questions: 1. "what would be a real representation?" 2. "Is real representation at all possible?" 3. "who are we?" 4. "how are we?" If these questions remain unanswered as they have been for quite some time now, then am afraid any progress forward in dealing with Orientalist tropes, will always be an Orientalist trope.

[@JolieBrown-s9q]

The moment when he asked "Does it matter to those who suffer the way they are being represented?" 😢😢😢 This interview should be a manual for Orientalism in action!!!!!

[@mohamedgad9457]

wonderful Mazen and his guest

[@leebarry5686]

Excellent interview. Learning from each other, between the East and the west, is always a great thing! But the bottom line is that the Muslims can only save themselves, for the world at the moment is not ruled by justice, but interests. Muslim countries urgently need to accept modern science and technology and strengthen themselves. Being able to own modern knowledge and technology of modernity, leaving philosophy and culture in modernity aside.

[@MuhammadAhmed-lc1op]

But you're assuming that modern philosophy and culture CAN be sperated from "modern knowledge" and "modern technology"

[@abooswalehmosafeer173]

Lovely light hearted discussion about awfully serious issues. Admittedly,Orientalism still eludes me.I would find it very hard to define it it has probably for me becomes such a nebulous idea.That's why I am trying to listen and read as much as possible on this apparently very corrosive idea.

[@Ammarteto]

بالتوفيق يل مازن عالمي❤

[@yassinelnajjar7085]

excellent

[@aymanalshenawey5442]

بالتوفيق يا مازن ربنا يبارك فيك و يحفظك

[@jamalnasir3099]

I think the interviewer could slightly reduce the interruptions with "yes, yes" and so on.

[@joysparkle-z6d]

It's a podcast, they're supposed to have a conversation... it's not her lecture. I found his contributions to be quite well placed and complementary. I say the interviewer could slightly increase the interruptions, they were very good.

[@AbdulGahfar-fn8uv]

الله اکبر الله اکبر الله اکبر الله اکبر الله دکفارو قصاب غفار خان کندهاري فى‌سبیل‌اللَّه جهاد دپاکستان مرتد فوج اوامريکا اومنفقانوته رامخته کړي دي او په افغانستان کي په افغانستان کي په

[@pure.precision]

Very annoying interview filled with meaningless chit chats.. I really wished for a more academic and useful dialogues

[@Ammarteto]

بالتوفيق يا مازن ❤