Yul Brynner : exoticism, cosmopolitanism and screen masculinity / by Paasonen, Susanna, 1975-

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Thinking Orientals : migration,contact, and exoticism in modern America / by Yu, Henry, 1967-

Thinking Orientals : migration, contact, and exoticism in modern America / by Yu, Henry, 1967-

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Screening difference : how Hollywood's blockbuster films imagine race, ethnicity, and culture / by Ginneken, Jaap van, 1943-

Subjects: “…Exoticism in motion pictures.…”
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Displaying the Orient : architecture of Islam at nineteenth-century world's fairs / by Çelik, Zeynep

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Displaying the Orient : architecture of Islam at nineteenth-century world's fairs / by Çelik, Zeynep

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Otherness in Hollywood cinema / by Richardson, Michael, 1953-

Subjects: “…Exoticism in motion pictures.…”
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Nathaniel Hawthorne and the romance of the Orient / by Luedtke, Luther S.

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About face : performing race in fashion and theater / by Kondo, Dorinne K.

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Orientalism, modernism, and the American poem / by Kern, Robert

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Exotics at home : anthropologies, others, American modernity / by Di Leonardo, Micaela, 1949-

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Orientalism and Modernism : The Legacy of China in Pound and Williams / by Qian, Zhaoming

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EXOTIC NATIONS : literature and cultural identity in the united states and brazil, 1830-1930.

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Exotic nations : literature and cultural identity in the United States and Brazil, 1830-1930 / by Wasserman, Renata R. Mautner 1941-

Table of Contents: “…Nationality redefined, or lazy Macunaima -- 9. Conclusion : exoticism as strategy.…”
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American popular music in Britain's Raj / by Shope, Bradley G.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Entertainment globalization, 1850s to 1910s -- Technologies, exoticism, and entrepreneurs, 1920s and 1930s -- Calcutta in the war -- The case of Lucknow -- Cabaret sequences in Hindi films -- Afterword.…”
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The American musical and the formation of national identity / by Knapp, Raymond

Table of Contents: “…-- American mythologies -- Counter-mythologies -- Race and ethnicity -- Dealing with the Second World War -- Exoticism -- Afterword : other directions, other identities.…”

Broken links, enduring ties : American adoption across race, cClass, and nation / by Seligmann, Linda J., 1954-

Table of Contents: “…China: Culture and Place in Imaginaries of Exoticism; 4. White Russians; Photographs; 5. Black and White Crossings; 6. …”
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American popular music in Britain's Raj / by Shope, Bradley

Table of Contents: “…Frontcover; Contents; List of Figures; Acknowledgments; Introduction; 1 Entertainment Globalization, 1850s to 1910s; 2 Technologies, Exoticism, and Entrepreneurs, 1920s and 1930s; 3 Calcutta in the War; 4 The Case of Lucknow; 5 Cabaret Sequences in Hindi Films; Afterword; Notes; Bibliography; Filmography and Discography; Index.…”
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Making the American religious fringe : exotics, subversives, and journalists, 1955-1993 / by McCloud, Sean

Table of Contents: “…Exoticism and the dangers of religious zeal: differentiating fringe from mainstream, 1955-1965 -- Race, class, and the subversive Cold War other: depicting the Nation of Islam, 1959-1965 -- The Buddha, the Hobbit, and the Christ: depicting the middle-class fringe, 1966-1972 -- Making the cult menace: brainwashing, deprogramming, mass suicide, and other heresies, 1973-1979 -- Essentializing the margins: the American religious fringe into the nineties.…”

Race, gender, & comparative Black modernism : Suzanne Lacascade, Marita Bonner, Suzanne Césaire, Dorothy West / by Wilks, Jennifer M., 1973-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: model modernity -- A dying exoticism: the enigmatic fiction of Suzanne Lacascade -- The limits of exemplarity: Marita Bonner's alternative modernist landscapes -- Surrealist dreams, Martinican realities: the negritude of Suzanne Césaire -- Black modernism in retrospect: Dorothy West's new (Negro) women -- Conclusion: atypical women revisited.…”
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