What Are You Doing Right Now? (183 Viewers)
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Im starting to get my sense of smell and taste back 
, shouldn't have given up smoking, I haven't missed either of them.
---------- Post added 22.03.2012 at 19:21 ----------
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According to Edward Said, '[Islam] belongs to the discourse of Orientalism – a construction fabricated to whip up feelings of hostility and antipathy against a part of the world which happens to be of strategic importance for its oil, its threatening adjacency to Christianity, its formidable history of competition with the West. Yet this is a very different thing from what to Muslims that live within its domain, Islam really is.’
How, and to what extent do you think Islam has belonged to 'the discourse of Orientalism’ in British politics and journalism post-9/11’?
, shouldn't have given up smoking, I haven't missed either of them.---------- Post added 22.03.2012 at 19:21 ----------
Different kind
According to Edward Said, '[Islam] belongs to the discourse of Orientalism – a construction fabricated to whip up feelings of hostility and antipathy against a part of the world which happens to be of strategic importance for its oil, its threatening adjacency to Christianity, its formidable history of competition with the West. Yet this is a very different thing from what to Muslims that live within its domain, Islam really is.’
How, and to what extent do you think Islam has belonged to 'the discourse of Orientalism’ in British politics and journalism post-9/11’?
Im starting to get my sense of smell and taste back , shouldn't have given up smoking, I haven't missed either of them.
---------- Post added 22.03.2012 at 19:21 ----------
Different kind
According to Edward Said, '[Islam] belongs to the discourse of Orientalism – a construction fabricated to whip up feelings of hostility and antipathy against a part of the world which happens to be of strategic importance for its oil, its threatening adjacency to Christianity, its formidable history of competition with the West. Yet this is a very different thing from what to Muslims that live within its domain, Islam really is.’
How, and to what extent do you think Islam has belonged to 'the discourse of Orientalism’ in British politics and journalism post-9/11’?
, shouldn't have given up smoking, I haven't missed either of them.---------- Post added 22.03.2012 at 19:21 ----------
Different kind
According to Edward Said, '[Islam] belongs to the discourse of Orientalism – a construction fabricated to whip up feelings of hostility and antipathy against a part of the world which happens to be of strategic importance for its oil, its threatening adjacency to Christianity, its formidable history of competition with the West. Yet this is a very different thing from what to Muslims that live within its domain, Islam really is.’
How, and to what extent do you think Islam has belonged to 'the discourse of Orientalism’ in British politics and journalism post-9/11’?
now lets see you act tha way in public
I doubt you are sincere I bet you're the kind of guy with a lot of charm who draws people to him and then occasionally says something upsetting. If you were really about offending people you wouldn't have any friends
I bet you're the kind of guy with a lot of charm who draws people to him and then occasionally says something upsetting. If you were really about offending people you wouldn't have any friends
but i do hold some pretty odd views that tend to generally stir the pot.
