Russian dances were also influenced by cultures from eastern Orient and western Occident. Therefore, descriptions of the Orient by the Occident lack material attributes, grounded within land. "Orient" is the opposite of "Occident", a term for the Western world. In 1873, Stanford approached Muybridge to photograph his favorite trotter Occident in action. Its only intellectual competitor, the monthly "Occident", ceased in 1869. It is the antonym of "Occident", the Western World. It was to become the cultural capital of Occident from 750 to 1009. That and "Boneville Occident" were two of the earliest pieces from these sessions. The tenth track, "Extreme Occident", features elements of morna and Indian music. Palestinian-American literary critic Edward Said uses the term occident in his discussion of orientalism. By 1400, musical instrument development slowed in many areas and was dominated by the Occident. Founded in 1984, the group performs in both the old depot and the Occident Theater. The opposite term "Occident" derives from the Latin word "occidens", meaning "west" (lit.