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After the imperial turn : thinking with and through the nation / edited by Antoinette Burton.

Contributor(s): Burton, Antoinette M, 1961-Publication details: Durham, [N.C.] : Duke University Press, 2003. Description: 369 p. ; 25 cmISBN: 0822331063 (cloth : alk. paper); 082233142X (pbk. : alk. paper)Subject(s): Postcolonialism | State, The | Imperialism | InternationalismDDC classification: 325/.3 LOC classification: JV51 | .A34 2003
Contents:
Introduction: On the inadequacy and the indispensability of the nation / Antoinette Burton -- Part I. Nations, empires, disciplines: thinking beyond the boundaries -- Rethinking British studies : is there life after empire? / Susan D. Pennybacker -- Transcending the nation: a global imperial history? / Stuart Ward -- Empire and "the nation" : institutional practice, pedagogy, and nation in the classroom / Heather Streets -- We've just started making national histories, and you want us to stop already? / Ann Curthoys -- Losing our way after the imperial turn : charting academic uses of the postcolonial / Terri A. Hasseler and Paula M. Krebs -- Rereading the archive and opening up the nation-state : colonial knowledge in South Asia (and beyond) / Tony Ballantyne -- Part II. Fortresses and frontiers : beyond and within -- Unthinking French history : colonial studies beyond national identity / Gary Wilder -- Notes on a history of "imperial turns" in modern Germany / Lora Wildenthal --^
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [343]-355) and index.

Introduction: On the inadequacy and the indispensability of the nation / Antoinette Burton -- Part I. Nations, empires, disciplines: thinking beyond the boundaries -- Rethinking British studies : is there life after empire? / Susan D. Pennybacker -- Transcending the nation: a global imperial history? / Stuart Ward -- Empire and "the nation" : institutional practice, pedagogy, and nation in the classroom / Heather Streets -- We've just started making national histories, and you want us to stop already? / Ann Curthoys -- Losing our way after the imperial turn : charting academic uses of the postcolonial / Terri A. Hasseler and Paula M. Krebs -- Rereading the archive and opening up the nation-state : colonial knowledge in South Asia (and beyond) / Tony Ballantyne -- Part II. Fortresses and frontiers : beyond and within -- Unthinking French history : colonial studies beyond national identity / Gary Wilder -- Notes on a history of "imperial turns" in modern Germany / Lora Wildenthal --^

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