Describe Edward Said's concept of Orientalism and its relation to Foucault's notion of discourse and power.

Edward Said's concept of Orientalism defines it as a Western style of thought that creates a false opposition between the Orient (East)and the Occident (West).Said views Orientalism as a discourse of power,one that works to naturalize the East as being inferior to the West.In this way,Said's work draws on Michel Foucault's notion of discourse as being implicated in relations of power and knowledge.