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Military history

portrayals in Western thought of non-Western ways of war as exotic and culturally fixed, and the effects of those images on strategy.

In military history, military orientalism refers to portrayals in Western thought of non-Western ways of war as exotic and culturally fixed, and the effects of those images on strategy. This meaning comes from Porter (2009) in Military orientalism: Eastern war through Western eyes.[1]

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Porter, P. (2009). Military orientalism: Eastern war through Western eyes. C. Hurst & Co. Pub. ISBN 9781850659600

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