Lila Abu-Lughod advocates "writing against" this concept as a means of avoiding stereotypes andgeneralizations, resisting James Clifford and George Marcus's urging to "write" this concept. Theclaim that colonialist modes of thinking persist in the West even in the present day is presented in anEdward Said ("sigh"-EED) book about this concept "and imperialism." This concept is defined as(*) "personality writ large" in a book that analyzes it among the Dobu, ZuÃ±i, and Kwakiutl and divides thisthing into Dionysian and Apollonian elements. For 10 points, identify this concept whose "patterns" wer
Lila Abu-Lughod advocates "writing against" this concept as a means of avoiding stereotypes andgeneralizations, resisting James Clifford and George Marcus's urging to "write" this concept. Theclaim that colonialist modes of thinking persist in the West even in the present day is presented in anEdward Said ("sigh"-EED) book about this concept "and imperialism." This concept is defined as(*) "personality writ large" in a book that analyzes it among the Dobu, ZuÃ±i, and Kwakiutl and divides thisthing into Dionysian and Apollonian elements. For 10 points, identify this concept whose "patterns" werediscussed by Ruth Benedict, and which is the sum total of institutions and values in a society.
Lila Abu-Lughod advocates "writing against" this concept as a means of avoiding stereotypes andgeneralizations, resisting James Clifford and George Marcus's urging to "write" this concept.
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