exoticisation BrE
exoticization AmE

And I'm very clear that the exoticisation of my characters or indeed of myself does not actually make us exotic.

Though it might at times have featured characters from ethnic minorities, rarely did it seek to positively engage with other cultures beyond exoticisation or fear-mongering.

Bit 1 Exoticisation The world of the Aboriginal Australians is male through the eyes of National Geographic.

Inspiring testimonies bridge geographical differences to locate shared experiences of isolation and exoticisation but also the unremitting joys and solidarity of being khush.

Dru Gladney, in contrast, analysed Zhang's popularity in terms of a larger trend of consumerist exoticisation of "ethnic chic" in 1990s China.

Trinh's images re-present struggle and resistance to the mystification and exoticization of African life.

In Darío, such practices allow a tragic form of mutual exoticization, in which both the centre and the periphery are denied substance.

These commonly include the sexual exoticization of lesbians by heterosexual men; linking homosexuality with gender dysphoria or paraphilia; and prying questions about one's sexual activity.

But voodoo, apparently, does not even merit the condescending sort of exoticization that Disney afforded American Indian polytheism in “Pocahontas.”

"To reject the exoticization of Africa is to reject a whole world view carefully and painstakingly fabricated over centuries," writes the Nigerian-born artist Olu Oguibe.

Naison's classes are crowded, mostly with the white students who need to be guided around the traditional "exoticization" of their darker fellow citizens to a place where they can elbow without fear.

Pulling this off for a population that even in a multicultural society is still particularly subject to exoticization, if not outright prejudice, is a tricky feat, but Lahiri owns up to her premise: these are no common masses.

It is notable that Rouch avoids the previous criticism directed towards Les Maitre Fous and the exoticization of "the other" to Westerners by acknowledging through the narrative the distinct personality of each character.

The band was initially conceived as a one-off studio project by Hosono, the other two members being recruited session musicians-the idea was to produce an album fusing orientalist exotica with modern electronics, as a subversion of Orientalism and exoticization, while exploring similar themes such as Asianness.