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Hey

I got tired of this account so I remade

@fortunomancy

There’s like... 1 post on there

Okay byeeee

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Yes Naruto would have Wart Jr on his island

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#truestory

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kofi req for ducclord on twitter! request box here !

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I don’t know why, but my posts here have the form of WIPs all the time, I hope you like it, I myself like to see how artist creates drawing or animation. =) Character belongs to https://www.furaffinity.net/user/noobrus/

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22/5/20

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how dragons are born

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Thank you for all those book recommendations for further reading about orientalism! I've wanted layman's books about the topic before, but all people recommended was Edward Said's book which I found very difficult to get in to. If you have any other recommendations I would love to have them if not then thank you for those ones you already gave 😊💛💛

No problem! I totally get you, postcolonialism was my college concentration and since orientalism is an essential pillar of the subject I was glad that I was able to share sources that I studied and used previously in papers to talk about atla. I do wish Said’s language was more accessible, hes a brilliant writer but his use of academic jargon can make his work often inaccessible and difficult to focus on and read. I do find it unfortunate that a lot of major players in postcolonial academia use excessively difficult language (Gayatri Spivak callout post), but since Said’s work is a key text of the entire theory I would definitely recommend trying to read his book with online study guide websites helping with processing the information, that’s how I got through it, haha!

This video explains the base of the theory very quickly and concisely, and Al Jazeera and BBC have their own useful videos as well.

This guy also has a pretty good video on postcolonialism as a whole with an explanation of orientalism, along with a great postcolonial analysis of Black Panther :0

I have not read this book but I was looking at the syllabi of university courses about orientalism and Orientalism: A Reader often popped up as containing many key works and explanations about the evolution of the theory and the discourses surrounding it. I’m definitely going to check it out, but since it mentions analysis of other complex academics like Foucault, it might not be the best recommendation...

Also in Virtual Orientalism Iwamura gives her own rundown of Said’s theory so that she can expand upon how it applies to the modern-day Western perceptions of Asia!

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And we are back! Sorry Cottus

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I give you the bee fly

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here it is, the 3rd installment of my art outfit memes as promised :D!!! as always, if you do this feel free to edit any details you’d like or change the color palette entirely!  please dont repost this to any other sites without asking me first, and dont use if youre a t-erf, trans/med, pro-shipper/anti-anti, or use it for any gross series or characters

[1st installment]   [2nd installment]

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noooo don’t drive your imported car while sleep deprived you’re so sexy ahahhh

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fill your body with cranberries so the horse that kills you gets a sensual surprise when he begins to feed

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snail pose

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