racism

visualism

nationality

Chinese

Hong Kong Citizen

innovator in the field of

Chinese studies

critical theory

feminism

modernity

postcolonial studies

postcolonial theory

occupation / innovator as

journalist

American

film critic

post-structuralist

is a reduction of someone from a particular group (racial, religious, national, or other) to the stereotypes.

a reduction of someone from a particular group to the stereotypes, negative or positive, we have of that group' (Chow 1993: 27), be it racial, religious, national, or other

is the conversion of things, thoughts or ideas into visual objects, such as film or charts.

One of Chow's major critiques of modernity relies on the idea of visualism. Visualism is the conversion of things, thoughts or ideas into visual objects, such as film or charts. Chow builds her ideas from the scholarly discourse on Visuality. She relies on two theorist concepts of visuality: Foucault's concept that visual images, such as film, maps or charts, are tools of biopower as well as Heidegger critique that in modern culture everything 'becomes a picture'.[9]' (wiki)

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