Critique of Orientalism

Orientalism, as coined by Edward Said in his seminal work, refers to the Western construction and portrayal of the "Orient" (primarily the Middle East, Asia, and North Africa) as a mysterious, backward, and exotic counterpart to the rational and modern West. Said argues that this concept of the Orient was not a reflection of reality, but a tool of Western colonial __________ ______ _______ _________ ________ ___ _______ ___.
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