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    Progress, Secularism and the Orientalist Gaze | Politics

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefJuly 10, 2025 Latest News No Comments1 Min Read
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    Olivier Roy, a professor of Orientalism, joins Centre Stage to talk about the roots of Orientalism and the enduring myth of how only the West represents progress. From colonial-era narratives to modern-day politics, Roy explores how the Global South is still perceived through a Eurocentric lens — and what that says about our civilisation, modernity and the West’s ongoing struggle with pluralism.

    This episode is produced in partnership with the International Conference on Orientalism, an intellectual and academic platform that brings together leading scholars in the field to foster informed dialogue towards a balanced civilizational engagement.

    Published On 10 Jul 202510 Jul 2025



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