A Working Bibliography - The University of Sydney

Zito, Angela and Barlow, Tani E., Body, subject & power in China, Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1994.
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ASIA, AFRICA AND ISLAM IN PRE-MODERN EURAMERICAN ART
Bugner, L. ed., The Image of the Black in Western Art, in progress 1989, Menil Foundation distributed by Harvard
University Press.
1. Vercoutter, J., From the Pharoahs to the Fall of the Roman Empire
2. From the Early Christian Era to the “Age of Discovery”
2.1. Devisse, J., Courtes, J.M., From the demonic threat to the incarnation of Sainthood
2.2. Devisse, J., Mollat, M., Africans in the Christian ordinance of the world, 14th to 16th centuries
3. Africa and Europe 16th to 18th centuries [in progress]
4 From the American Revolution to World War I, Dalton, Karen C.C., associate editor
4.1. Honour, H., Slaves and Liberators
4.2 Honour, H., Black Models and White Myths
Coombs, A.E.S., ‘“For God and For England”:contributions to an image of Africa in the first decade of the
twentieth century’, Art History, Vol.8, No.4 ,December 1985
Coombs, A.E.S., Edwards, S., ‘Site Unseen: Photography in the Colonial Encounter. Images of Subconscious
Eroticism’, Art History, vol.12, no.4, December 1989
Coombs, A.E.S., Lloyd,J., ‘“Lost and Found” at the Museum of Mankind’, Art History, vol.9, no.4, December
1986
Daniel, N., Islam and the West, the Making of an Image, 1962
Daniel, N., The Arabs and Mediaeval Europe, London and Beirut, Longman, 1975
Daniel, N., The Cultural Barrier, Edinburgh UP, 1975
Farago, Claire, Reframing the Renaissance: visual culture in Europe and Latin America, 1450-1650, New Haven, Yale
University Press, 1995 [see essays by Farrago, Klein, Mitchell].
Gerstle, D., Milner, A., eds., Europe and the Orient, Canberra, The Humanities Research Centre of Australian
National University, 1994.
Gruzinski, Serge, Painting the conquest : the Mexican Indians and the European Renaissance (translated by Deke
Dusinberre), Paris: Unesco : Flammarion, 1992
Islam and the Medieval West, [catalog], Binghampton, State University of New York, 1975.
Lach, D.F., Asia in the Making of Europe, 3 vols., Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1965, 1994.
Lévine, David, dir., Americas Lost, Paris, Bordas SA, 1992
Mackerras, C., Western Images of China, Hong Kong, Oxford University Press, 1989
The Meeting of Two Worlds. Cultural Exchange between East and West during the Period of the Crusades, Ann Arbor,
University of Michigan Museum, 1981
Wichmann, Siegfried, (Entwicklung and Leitung), Weltkulturen und moderne Kunst München, Verlag Bruckmann,
1972
NON-EURAMERICAN THEORIES AND POSITIONS ON MODERNITY
General
Archer-Straw, Petrine, New World Imagery” Contemporary Jamaican Art, London, South Bank Centre, 1995.
Ahmad, A., ‘Orientalism and After: Ambivalence and Cosmopolitanism in the work of Edward Said’, Economic and
Political Weekly, 25.7.1992.
Ahmad, A., In Theory, London, Verso, 1992.
Ahmad, A., ‘ “Third World Literature” and the Nationalist Ideology’, Journal of Arts & Ideas, nos. 17/18, June
1989.
Ahmad, Aijaz, On Communalism and Globalization: Offensives of the Far Right, New Delhi: Three Essays Press, 2002.
Biggs, Bryan et al, Trophies of Empire, Liverpool, Bluecoats Gallery, 1994.
Fanon, F., The Wretched of the Earth, Harmondsworth, Penguin, 1965
Kapoor, Geeta, ‘Globalisation and Culture.’ Third Text no.39 Summer 1997
Kapoor, Geeta. ‘Contemporary Cultural Practice: Some Polemical Categories.’ Third Text no.11 Summer 1990
Okakura Kakuzô [Tenshin], The Ideals of the East, London, John Murray, 1903,
Okakura Kakuzo [Tenshin], ‘Notes on Contemporary Japanese Art’, International Studio, 16, April 1902, 126-30.
Okakura, Kakuzô [Tenshin], Collected English Writings, 3 volumes, Tokyo, Heibonsha, 1984