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1 online resource |
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Routledge Readers in History Ser |
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Routledge Readers in History Ser
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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: New Imperial Histories -- PART 1 Promoting and explaining 'new imperial history' -- 1 THE COLONIAL SITUATION: A THEORETICAL APPROACH -- 2 RULES OF THUMB: BRITISH HISTORY AND 'IMPERIAL CULTURE' IN NINETEENTH- AND TWENTIETH-CENTURY BRITAIN -- 3 PROVINCIALIZING EUROPE: POSTCOLONIALITY AND THE CRITIQUE OF HISTORY -- PART 2 Intellectual battles and exchanges -- 4 POSTCOLONIAL STUDIES AND THE STUDY OF HISTORY -- 5 CODA: THE BURDEN OF THE PAST -- 6 SHOOT THEM TO BE SURE |
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PART 3 Influences from anthropology and psychoanalysis -- 7 COLONIALISM AND ITS FORMS OF KNOWLEDGE: THE BRITISH IN INDIA -- 8 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF COLONIALISM: SEX, AGE AND IDEOLOGY IN BRITISH INDIA -- PART 4 Imperial cultures as global networks -- 9 IMPERIAL NETWORKS: CREATING IDENTITIES IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY SOUTH AFRICA AND BRITAIN -- 10 MAPPING THE BRITISH WORLD -- 11 THE ROOTS OF COLONIAL INTELLECTUAL LIFE -- PART 5 Feminism, gender studies, histories of the body -- 12 CARNAL KNOWLEDGE AND IMPERIAL POWER: RACE AND THE INTIMATE IN COLONIAL RULE |
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13 THINKING BACK: GENDER MISRECOGNITION AND POLYNESIAN SUBVERSIONS ABOARD THE COOK VOYAGES -- PART 6 Ecological history -- 14 THE COLONIAL STATE AND THE ORIGINS OF WESTERN ENVIRONMENTALISM -- 15 RETROSPECTIVES ON SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY AND SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE -- PART 7 Racial imaginings -- 16 KNOWLEDGE, EMPIRE, GLOBALIZATION -- 17 SLOWER THAN A MASSACRE: THE MULTIPLE SOURCES OF RACIAL THOUGHT IN COLONIAL AFRICA -- 18 THE IMPERIAL WORKING CLASS MAKES ITSELF 'WHITE': WHITE LABOURISM IN BRITAIN, AUSTRALIA, AND SOUTH AFRICA BEFORE THE FIRST WORLD WAR |
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PART 8 The impact of colonialism's cultures on metropoles -- 19 THE PERSISTENCE OF EMPIRE IN METROPOLITAN CULTURE -- 20 'THERE'LL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND': REPRESENTATIONS OF COLONIAL WARS AND IMMIGRATION, 1948-1968 -- 21 THE LANGUAGE OF IMPERIALISM AND THE MEANINGS OF EMPIRE -- PART 9 Colonialism's afterlives -- 22 HAS IT COME TO THIS? -- 23 CLAUDIA JONES AND THE WEST INDIAN GAZETTE: REFLECTIONS ON THE EMERGENCE OF POSTCOLONIAL BRITAIN -- PART 10 Africa and the Caribbean -- 24 HAITI, HISTORY, AND THE GODS -- 25 MODERN BLACKNESS: WHAT WE ARE AND WHAT WE HOPE TO BE |
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26 RE-INTRODUCING THE 'PEOPLE WITHOUT HISTORY': AFRICAN HISTORIOGRAPHIES -- PART 11 Other empires, other histories -- 27 'THEY LIVE IN A STATE OF NOMADISM AND SAVAGERY': THE LATE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND THE POSTCOLONIAL DEBATE -- 28 LA RÉPUBLIQUE MÉTISSÉE: CITIZENSHIP, COLONIALISM, AND THE BORDERS OF FRENCH HISTORY -- PART 12 New histories, new empires -- and the 'colonial present' -- 29 IMPERIALISM, LIBERALISM AND THE QUEST FOR PERPETUAL PEACE -- 30 EMPIRE AFTER GLOBALISATION -- Index |
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Howe, Stephen, 1958-
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| ISBN |
9781000115604 |
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1000115607 |
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