0 the quality of being unusual and exciting because of coming (or seeming to come) from far away, especially a tropical country -- （尤指来自热带地区的）异国情调，外国风味
the exoticism of the East 来自东方的异域风情
This is especially regrettable, as it is of great interest with regard to musical exoticism.
He suggested that exoticism was not a fashion or trend (with an identifiable climax) but, rather, a constant presence in eighteenth-century theatre.
Exoticism in most of these operas is conceived of as a pretext for interesting decors, contrasts, a game of typologies.
There was no hint of romantic exoticism or liberal tolerance where they were concerned.
I also met people who were fascinated by my 'exoticism', and who opened their houses, treated me with generosity, gave me their love.
Finally, a more general consideration concerns the author's choice not to talk expressly about the question of exoticism.
The descriptive aspect of exoticism, initially subservient to the decor, is integrated into the poetry itself.
At first glance both seem influenced by traditional elements of exoticism.
