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	TSR : Web boards : Other Topics : "." . (6) This post is on the Other Topics web board. Thu 31 Jan 08, 6:03 PM tangie 9 yrs . Learning is not childs play; there can be no growth without pain~ Aristotle Edited Fri 23 Oct 09, 8:49 PM by tangie 31 Jan 08, 6:31 PM sisterhoney61 4 yrs The one writer that I can name off the top of my head would be Edward Said. Here's a reference article on him, if you are interested in his work: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Said I'm sure there are lots of other writers that you could research, but Said was the one who came immediately to my mind. ~~sisterhoney~~ "Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." 31 Jan 08, 11:31 PM sisterhoney61 4 yrs I used to work in a bookstore and I know we carried Said's book there, so it is still in print and is still available. Glad I could help. ~~sisterhoney~~ "Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." 18 Feb 08, 2:00 PM Tanos UK, 14 yrs Y! tangie wrote: I checked out that site and I will start with him; the period I'm interested in is the 18th century or so Romance period, and I'm sure he'll have this as part of the historical aspect of his book. "Romance period" = "Romantic period"? ie Byron, Coleridge etc? This was a crucial time for Orientalism because artists actually started going there rather than just reading second hand accounts from travellers. I don't know very much about this with English writers directly, but you can see the difference in French painting between Ingres (who didn't get further than Italy) and Delacroix (who visited real Algerian homes.) I also wrote a blog about Lewis's "Intercepted Correspondence" when I put it up above the fireplace in my study, and that has more background about people like Edward Lane and Lewis in Egypt. They're later than your period though. I'm not sure what to suggest since "Multiple Wives, Multiple Pleasures" (I don't make these titles up ) by Joan Del Plato starts in 1800 and the other books I'm familiar with start later. Regards, Tanos M/s and in the UK? 18 Feb 08, 2:03 PM Tanos UK, 14 yrs Y! tangie wrote: On Page 91, there is a photograph assumed to be around 1930's, taken by an anonymous photographer This is almost certainly out of copyright and purely technical reproductions (eg reprinting it in a journal) do not establish a new copyright Regards, Tanos M/s and in the UK? 18 Feb 08, 6:11 PM SixThreeFive SE, 5 yrs tangie wrote: Yes--I don't know why I keep referring to that time as the "Romance" Period rather than Romantic, but I'm thinking I need to check my paper again before I hand it in lol. My text is the Norton Anthology, which clearly states "The Romantic Period." A Freudian slip, perhaps? I blog, do you blog? 26 Feb 08, 11:47 PM Yarakot 6 yrs tangie wrote: I've got that picture of 1930's "erotic enslavement" on my profile now. Barbara Thank you for posting it. Carolyn "Each moment opens like a flower. The age of miracles comes every hour on the hour. Turn any corner, there's something new and nothing is too wonderful to be true." -- Launer, Shapiro, & Henning