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Culture and imperialism / Edward W. Said.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: New York : Vintage Books, 1994Edition: First Vintage Books editionDescription: xxviii, 380 pages ; 21 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0679750541
  • 9780679750543
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 809.894 20
LOC classification:
  • PN761 .S28 1994
Contents:
Introduction -- Ch. 1. Overlapping Territories, Intertwined Histories -- I. Empire, Geography, and Culture -- II. Images of the Past, Pure and Impure -- III. The Visions in Heart of Darkness -- IV. Discrepant Experiences -- V. Connecting Empire to Secular Interpretation -- Ch. 2. Consolidated Vision -- I. Narrative and Social Space -- II. Jane Austen and Empire -- III. The Cultural Integrity of Empire -- IV. The Empire at Work: Verdi's Aida -- V. The Pleasures of Imperialism -- VI. The Native Under Control -- VII. Camus and the French Imperial Experience -- VIII. A Note on Modernism -- Ch. 3. Resistance and Opposition -- I. There Are Two Sides -- II. Themes of Resistance Culture -- III. Yeats and Decolonization -- IV. The Voyage In and the Emergence of Opposition -- V. Collaboration, Independence, and Liberation -- Ch. 4. Freedom from Domination in the Future -- I. American Ascendancy: The Public Space at War -- II. Challenging Orthodoxy and Authority -- III. Movements and Migrations -- Notes -- Index.
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Originally published: New York : Knopf, 1993.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 337-361) and index.

Introduction -- Ch. 1. Overlapping Territories, Intertwined Histories -- I. Empire, Geography, and Culture -- II. Images of the Past, Pure and Impure -- III. The Visions in Heart of Darkness -- IV. Discrepant Experiences -- V. Connecting Empire to Secular Interpretation -- Ch. 2. Consolidated Vision -- I. Narrative and Social Space -- II. Jane Austen and Empire -- III. The Cultural Integrity of Empire -- IV. The Empire at Work: Verdi's Aida -- V. The Pleasures of Imperialism -- VI. The Native Under Control -- VII. Camus and the French Imperial Experience -- VIII. A Note on Modernism -- Ch. 3. Resistance and Opposition -- I. There Are Two Sides -- II. Themes of Resistance Culture -- III. Yeats and Decolonization -- IV. The Voyage In and the Emergence of Opposition -- V. Collaboration, Independence, and Liberation -- Ch. 4. Freedom from Domination in the Future -- I. American Ascendancy: The Public Space at War -- II. Challenging Orthodoxy and Authority -- III. Movements and Migrations -- Notes -- Index.

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