Egiptomania

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Egiptomania adalah peminatan terbarukan dari bangsa Eropa di Mesir kuno pada abad kesembilan belas pada abad kesembilan belas sebagai hasil dari Kampanye Mesir oleh Napoleon (1798–1801) dan, terutama, sebagai hasil dari kajian ilmiah khusus reruntuhan dan budaya Mesir kuno yang terinspirasi oleh kampanye tersebut. Selain dampak aestetik pada sastra, seni dan arsitektur, ini juga memainkan peran dalam diskusi tentang ras, gender dan identitas nasional.

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• Howe, Stephen. Afrocentrism: Mythical Pasts and Imagined Homes. London ; New York: Verso, 1998. ISBN 1-85984-873-7
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• Egyptomania.org, a website devoted to covering all aspects of "Egyptomania" from both a scholarly and a popular perspective. Includes Bibliographies.
• American Egyptomania, a scholarly website maintained at George Mason University, under the guidance of Scott Trafton, the author of Egypt Land (2004). Focuses on expressions of Egyptomania in the United States starting in the early nineteenth century and includes excerpts from original documents.
• Underwood & Underwood Egypt Stereoviews, a digital library collection maintained by the American University in Cairo Rare Books and Special Collections Library. The collection highlights Egyptomania in the late nineteenth century.