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From Gramsci to Said——Post-colonial Cultural Hegemony as the Identity

Zhou Zhi-han

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Gramsci's cultural hegemony is in the changing process of cultural production,cultural communication and self-identity.The cultural hegemony which Said uses to intend to criticize the discourse of Orientalism has no confrontation nature,which is envisaged by Gramscito confront the cultural hegemony for the civil society.It is just a kind of status of identification,which is the main reason why we have never heard any of voice in the book of Orientalism.

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Gramsci's cultural hegemony is in the changing process of cultural production,cultural communication and self-identity.The cultural hegemony which Said uses to intend to criticize the discourse of Orientalism has no confrontation nature,which is envisaged by Gramscito confront the cultural hegemony for the civil society.It is just a kind of status of identification,which is the main reason why we have never heard any of voice in the book of Orientalism.

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Gramsci's cultural hegemony is in the changing process of cultural production,cultural communication and self-identity.The cultural hegemony which Said uses to intend to criticize the discourse of Orientalism has no confrontation nature,which is envisaged by Gramscito confront the cultural hegemony for the civil society.It is just a kind of status of identification,which is the main reason why we have never heard any of voice in the book of Orientalism.

Key concepts: Hegemony, Orientalism, Cultural hegemony, Cultural identity, Identity (music), Sociology, Cultural studies, Gender studies

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