2012
DOI: 10.1080/09596410.2012.720508
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Adjustment of the secular Islamist role model (Turkey) to the ‘Arab Spring’: the relationship between the Arab uprisings and Turkey in the Turkish and world press

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“…However, it is Said's much contested Orientalism (1978) that is most cited in this context. In most cases, orientalism was cast in contrast to the much unanticipated events of the Arab uprisings by the West, which has long since attributed negative values to the otherness of the Orient (Erdem, 2012;Shelley, 2011). The orientalist notion of the inability of Arabs to govern themselves under democratic regimes is heavily contested, using the revolutions as evidence for political agency and self-determination.…”
Section: Cluster Ii: 'Radical Theorists'mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, it is Said's much contested Orientalism (1978) that is most cited in this context. In most cases, orientalism was cast in contrast to the much unanticipated events of the Arab uprisings by the West, which has long since attributed negative values to the otherness of the Orient (Erdem, 2012;Shelley, 2011). The orientalist notion of the inability of Arabs to govern themselves under democratic regimes is heavily contested, using the revolutions as evidence for political agency and self-determination.…”
Section: Cluster Ii: 'Radical Theorists'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We find in this group Habermas and Bernard Lewis, which have become ritual references in political sciences when talking of the AW or Arab 'public space.' Lewis is cited as a reference to the 'alien-ness' of the notion of the secular in Islamic countries (Erdem, 2012) and he argues that Islamic societies and cultures are antithetical to democracy (Da'na, 2011). Lewis was under heavy attack in many Arabic articles (e.g.…”
Section: Cluster Iii: Mainly Theorists Often Cited In Arabicmentioning
confidence: 99%