ABSTRACT

This essay contributes to the growing project of global media ethics by addressing the pervasiveness of Edward Said’s notion of Orientalism and the continued subordination of non-Western countries, movements, and cultures in media and academic discourse. Drawing together the practices of international journalism and cross-cultural academic scholarship, and building from specific examples of the otherization of Arab and Muslim countries and populations, it universally argues the need for journalists and scholars to focus on developing antithetical knowledge about the Other, tied to broader counterhegemonic projects against enduring Orientalism and imperial relationships.

摘要

通过解决爱德华·赛义德（Edward Said）的东方主义概念的普遍性以及非西方国家，运动和文化在媒体和学术话语中的持续服从，这篇文章为全球媒体伦理的不断发展的项目做出了贡献。它汇集了国际新闻学和跨文化学术研究的实践，并从阿拉伯和穆斯林国家和人口的异化的具体例子出发，普遍认为，记者和学者有必要集中精力发展关于“他者”的对立知识。反对更广泛的反霸权计划，以对抗持久的东方主义和帝国关系。