قراءة ثقافية لخطاب المستشرقين الإسبان : بين مركزية الذات، و هامشية الآخر الأندلسي

Abstract EN

This study is a critical cultural reading that illustrates the various aspects of Spanish orientalist discourse.

It unveils the embedded cultural reference manifesting through several masked cultural patterns.

These patterns shape the self's image, the image of the Andalusian other, and the cultural relationship between them.

We opted for Spanish orientalist discourse as a research subject.

We applied critical cultural reading principles, Self - Other theory, as well as the question of acceptance and intolerance, to measure the extent to which discourse impacts the cultural movement between Spanish orientalist dominance and the exclusion of the Andalusian other and his culture.

The conclusion comes with several results: Orientalist discourse reflects several cultural patterns that mirror the struggle between center and periphery, between Spanish orientalist and Andalusian other; a struggle through which the former exercises dominance over the latter, through which he deculturizes him, delegitimizes his civilization, and appropriates it to the natives of the Iberian Peninsula.