ISBN:
9781526105653
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9781526105646
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1526105659
,
1526105640
,
9781526105653
,
9781526105646
Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
XIV, 257 Seiten
,
24 cm
DDC:
325/.32
Schlagwort(e):
Imperialism
;
Konferenzschrift 2014
;
Konferenzschrift 2014
;
Konferenzschrift 2014
;
Konferenzschrift 2014
;
Konferenzschrift 2014
;
Konferenzschrift 2014
;
Imperialismus
;
Kolonialismus
;
Politische Theorie
Kurzfassung:
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: when ideas travel: political theory, colonialism, and the history of ideas -- Parochial universalisms -- Engaged political theory -- Situating the volume -- An overview of the chapters -- Notes -- 1 Intellectual flows and counterflows: the strange case of J. S. Mill -- J. S. Millâs Einfühlung -- J. S. Mill and Rammohun Roy -- Conclusion: an unfinished project -- Abbreviations -- Notes -- 2 Rethinking resistance: Spencer, Krishnavarma, and The Indian Sociologist -- 1 Intellectual foundations -- 2 Moderates, extremists, and terrorists: Krishnavarma and the nationalist constellation -- (i) The âunknown patriotâ -- (ii) The nationalist constellation I: moderates -- (iii) The nationalist constellation II: extremists and terrorists -- 3 A state of violence: Spencer, sociology, and the sentimental foundations of empire -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 3 The other Mahatmaâs naive monarchism: Phule, Paine, and the appeal to Queen Victoria -- Slaveries and conquests -- Paine in Phuleâs Indian context -- The British: better invaders? -- Supplication, sentimentality, and the Queen -- Between critique and catachresis -- Notes -- 4 The New World âsans-culottesâ: French revolutionary ideology in Saint-Domingue -- The revolutions in Saint-Domingue and France -- How radical were the French revolutionaries? -- 1802, the fall of Charles Bélair and the rise of Dessalines -- Haiti and the problem of institutional teleology -- Notes -- 5 Confronting colonial otherness: the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the limits ... -- A hegemonic and contested universalism -- The universalist premise of the JCPC -- Justice, equity, and good conscience -- The limits of judicial universalism -- Universality, representation, and legitimacy -- Notes -- 6 The indigenous redemption of liberal universalism -- Christianity, liberalism, and racism -- Peter Jones 1802â53: gaining mastery over fate -- The challenge of âSocial Darwinismâ -- Charles Eastman 1858â1939: the Indian renewed -- Warriors for empire and democracy: Apirana Ngata and Zitkala-Å a -- William Cooper: British Aborigines? -- Conclusion: the mobile signifiers of universality -- Notes -- 7 Troubling appropriations: Pedro Paternoâs Filipino deployment of French Lamarckianism -- Ilustradosâ worlds -- Paternoâs ways of conceiving of civilization as successive eras -- Paternoâs race thinking and its French antecedents -- Not ancestors, but specimens -- Conclusion: futures of the past -- Notes -- 8 Colonial hesitation, appropriation, and citation: QÄsim AmÄ«n, empire, and saying ânoâ -- Saying ânoâ and colonised thought -- Theorising colonised reception -- The politics of audience and persuasion -- Defensive postures and blaming others: a Francophone audience -- Aggressive postures and aggression by nature: Cairo I -- Inventing Islam, disaggregating Europe: Cairo II -- Defensive frustration and transnational comparisons -- Terms of imitation and colonial hesitation: Cairo III -- Faith in progress, extinction, and colonialism: Cairo IV -- Colonised intellectuals and the gaze of the empire -- Cairene exchanges -- Reading Les Ãgyptiens in Europe, or, can the Muslim speak (of Islam)? -- The Liberation of Women: between silence and progress -- The Liberation of Women and The New Woman: between gospel and empire -- Shields and daggers of colonial orientalism -- Notes -- 9 Marxism and historicism in the thought of Abdullah Laroui -- The life and times of Abdullah Laroui -- The intellectual context of Larouiâs intervention -- Identifying the problem: traditionalism and cultural retardation -- Towards a solution: anti-colonial historicism -- Bypassing liberalism -- Marxist historicism and the third-world intellectual -- By way of conclusion -- Notes -- Index -- Intellectual flows and counterflows: the strange case of J.S. Mill / Lynn Zastoupil -- Rethinking resistance: Spencer, Krishnavarma, and The Indian sociologist / Inder S. Marwah -- The other Mahatma's naive monarchism: Phule, Paine, and the appeal to Queen Victoria / Jimmy Casas Klausen -- The New World 'sans-culottes": French revolutionary ideology in Saint-Domingue / Johnhenry Gonzalez -- Confronting colonial otherness: the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the limits of imperial legal universalism / Bonny Ibhawoh -- The indigenous redemption of liberal universalism / Tim Rowse -- Troubling appropriations: Pedro Paterno's Filipino deployment of French Lamarckianism / Megan C. Thomas -- Colonial hesitation, appropriation, and citation: Qāsim Amīn, empire, and saying 'no' / Murad Idris -- Marxism and historicism in the thought of Abdullah Laroui / Yasmeen Daifallah
Anmerkung:
Includes bibliographical references and index
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