What are three characteristics of Orientalism?
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personality\nappearance\nloving\nhonest\ntrustin
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There is no comparison between the two areas, since their philosophy is different! The Asians are polytheistic while the USA are mainly Monotheistic (the god of Abraham is only accepted)!\nAlso, democracy, a creation of the classical Greeks was spread in the west but not in the East!
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Three factors:::\n\n(1) weak, short-lived emperors imposed, deposed, and  \n    murdered by the military.\n\n(2) invasions by Germanic tribes.\n\n(3) the loss of eastern territories to the Persians.\n\nThree factors fed into the transformation of the Mediterranean economy of antiquity into the European economy of the Middle Ages. The Germanic invasions of the later Empire were one of these factors; the other two were the civil wars of the 3rd century, and the Islamic invasions of the 7th century. \n\nAsk your teacher, he may give you 10/10...\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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I guess the three levels for human development  would be recognition, perception and association and the beginnings of self reflection. \nHope the website below can help.
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An archetype crosses cultural, historical, and medium boundaries - it is a universal form recognized by the human consciousness.\n\nIt has a set of characteristics that allow it to be identified no matter where it shows up.  These are usually general attributes, symbolic associations, relationships to other elements, or function within plot or narrative.
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You would need to summarize the points that you made regarding their art, history, religion and culture.\n\nYou did make some comparisons to other cultures of the same time period, and current cultures, right?  Or what influence these all had on their people and society?\n\nThus your conclusion should flow from these comparisons and/or influence summaries.\n\nGood luck!
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Depends on what you mean by the term...\n\nBut oftem this refers to an Oriental style of monarchy.  This is characterized by a secluded monarch, the establishment of the palace as center of the empire, and often deification of the monarch.\n\nHowever this can also apply to culture in general, philosophy, or literature (and many other areas)
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Appearance\nAttitude\nHumour\nLove & Care\nPersonality
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North, East, West, South
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The far East Asian cultures were severely xenophobic due to repeated invasions by cultures with less rigid social institutions.\nThese invaders were thought to be less civilised. In an attempt to mobilise popular opposition, the social institutions of the Asian Empires waged an organised campaign to dehumanize the invaders.\n\nThe African tribal cultures were significantly less monolithic in scope than the Empires of Asia, and had not dealt with the problems of mass invasion as both Asian and Eurpean cultures did. The end result was a far less antagonistic reaction to outsiders. Please note that this does not include the Coptic or Ethiopian Empires.\n\nFor what was probably the most benign reception of outsiders, the polynesian reception of the initial European contact is the likely winner. These cultures wre so isolated by thier geography that most of them treated outsiders as distant tribal cousins at first.
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seven principles /BALANCE/GRADATION/\nREPETITION/CONTRAST/HARMONY/\nDOMINANCE/UNITY
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1 demagogue\n\n. has leadership qualities but appeals to people's emotion and prejudices to with them over\n\n2 anarchist\n\nrejects all forms of organization or authority\n\n3 archenemy\n\nshows hostility toward others or toward a chif opponent\n\n4  archtype \n\nis the original model after which others will be patterened\n\n5  archaic\n\nis old-fashioned and not modern\n\n\nwaiting for my ten points.........
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1- manners\n2- personality\n3- looks
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independance, creativity and open-mindedness
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Honesty\n\nGood Manners\n\nquality\n\nValue for money\n\nElegance
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Intelligence, Sex appeal, Respect, Culture, Honesty, Grace, Class, Loyalty, Compassion, Compatibility and above all Mutual Love.