Imagology: The Cultural Construction and Literary Representation of National Characters (Studia Imagologica 13) (Studia Imagologica: Amstredam Studies on Cultural Identity)

Imagology: The cultural construction and literary representation of national characters
CONTENTS
Foreword
1: INTRODUCTORY SURVEY ARTICLES
	Perception, image, imagology
	Imagology: History and method
	Ethnic images in classical antiguity
	Medieval peoples imagined
	The poetics and anthropology of national character (1500-2000)
	Illustration: Völkertafel or Tableau of Nationalities
2: IMAGES OF NATIONS SURVEYED
	Africa
		Albania →Balkans
	America: Native North-Americans
	America: Native South Americans
	America: United States
	Arabs
	Australia
	Austrians
	Balkans
	Belgium
		Bulgarians →Balkans
	Canada
		Caribbean →Creoles
	Caucasus
	Celts
	Central Asia
	China
	Creoles
	Czechs
	Danes
	Dutch
	English
	Finns
		Flanders, Flemins →Belgium
	French
	Germans
	Greeks
	\'Gypsies\'
		Holland →Dutch
	Hungarians
	Iceland
	India
		Indians either →India or →America
	Indochina
	Indonesia
	Iran
	Irish
	Italians
	Japan
	Jews
	Latin America
	Maghreb
		Melanesia/ Micronesia →Polynesia
		Mongols →Central Asia
		Netherlands →Dutch
	Norwegians
		Persians →Iran
	Poles
	Polynesia
	Pottuguese
		Roma and Sinti →\'Gypsies\'
	Romanians
	Russians
	Scots
	Serbs
	Slavs
	Spaniards
	Swedes
	Swiss
	Tibet
	Turkey
	Illustration: Eckebrecht\'s Nova orbis terrarum of 1630
3: RELEVANT CONCEPTS, RELATED DISCIPLINES
	Alterity →Identity/ alterity/ hybridity
	Anthropology
		Auto-image, Auto-stereotype →Image, →Stereotype
	Barbarian
	Body
		Canon →Literature
		Caricature →Type, typicality
	Cartography
		Cartoon →Comics, Type, typicality
	Centre/ periphery
	Character (dramatic)
	Character (moral)
	Charcter (narrative)
	Children\'s literature
	Cinima
	Cliché
	Climate
	Colonialism
	Comics
		Commonplace →Topos
	Comparison
	Cosmopolitanism
	Discourse
	East/West
		Effet de typique →Type, typicality
	Encyclopedia
		Ethnicity, Ethnie →Nation, ethnie, people
	Ethnocentrism, Eurocentrism
	Exoticism
		Film →Cinema
	Foreigner
	Gender
		Geograpgy →Cartography
	Hero
		Hertero-Image, Hetero-Stereotyope →Image, →Stereotype
		Homeland →Region
	Honour/ Shame
		Hybridity →Identity/ alterity/ hybridity
	Identity/ Alterity/ hybridity
	Image
		Imageme, Imaginated →Images
	Imaggination, Imaginary
		Imagotype →Image
	Intercultural management
		Intermediary →Mediator
		Intolerance →Toleration/intolerance
	Irony
	Literature
		Maps →Cartography
	Mass Media
	Mediator
	Memory
	Mentality
		Meta-Image →Image
	Migration literature
	Monument
	Myth
	Nation, ethnie, people
	National history visualized
	Nationalism
	North/ South
	Orientalism
		Other →Exoticism, →Foreigner, →Identity/ alterity/ hybridity
	Patriotism
		People →Nation, ethnie, people
		Periphery →Centre/periphery,→Region
	Perspective, point of view
	Physiognomy
		Point of view →Perspective, point of view
		Polysystem →Centre/periphery
	Postcolonialism
		Power →Colonialism, →Toleration/intolerance
	Prejudice
	Primitivism
		Proganda →National history visualized
	Race
		Religion →Toleration/intolerance
	Representation
		Savage →Barbarian
	Schoolbooks
	Semiotics
		Sexuality →Gender
		Situatedness →Perspective
	Social psychology
	Sociology
		Spectant/Spected → Image, →Perspective,point of view
	Stereotype
		Stranger →Foreigner
	Symbol
		Television →Mass media
		Temperament →Character (moral), →Climate
	Toleration/Intolerance
	Topos
	Tourism
	Travel writing
		Trope →Topos
	Type, Typicality
		Visiotype →Steretype
	Visual arts
		Xenophobia →Stranger →Toleration
BIBLIOGRSPHICAL APPENDIX
	A: Bibliographical instruments
		1. Selected imagological bibliographies
		2. Current bibliographies
	B: History, therory and methods
		1. Theoretical foundations and historical surveys of imaggology
		2. Conceps, methods, reflections
		3. Reprecentative mongraphs and collections
		4. Monograph collection series of imagological importance
	C:Interdisciplinary positionings
		1. Sociology and social psychology
		2. Anthropology intercultural comparisons, cultural analysis
		3. Historical, behavioural and philosophical perpectives