Remembering partition: Violence, nationalism and history in India. Vol. 7. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/samples/cam031/2001025600.pdf.Pandey, G. (2001). Remembering partition: Violence, nationalism, and history in India. Cambridge: Cambridge ...
This chapter explores the ways India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh use their shared history to construct a national identity and promote social cohesion within their respective countries. The history curriculum in each country has undergone revisions with a change in government in support of specific politi...
nationalism of the 1940s, but reestablished itself thereafter in the long reign of King Bhumibol (1950–present). It stressed the unique virtues of Thai monarchy in preserving Thailand’s independence and fashioning a flexible modernity. The contestation of this increasingly rigid format by ...
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Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) ,borders,decolonization,federation,maps,nationalism,Toby Green That’s the title ofthis excellent pieceby Toby Green, a historian at King’s College London. Green does a wonderful job of highlighting all of the problems that African societies face...
Christian Nationalism (CN): The belief that the United States is, and always has been, a Christian nation. An oxymoron in the context of the explicit language of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. CN Proponents: Titans of American Ignorance in all its anti-historical, anti-rationalist,...
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A History of Modern India: Revivalist Movements and Early NationalismParvathi Menon
While admitting that the promotion of 'affective historiography' is not without its risks in an era of rising nationalism and concomitant ideological exploitation of the past, Fjelkestam argues that 'desire' nevertheless allows us to gain a conceptual foothold on the anachronistic, plural and multi...
Christian Nationalism (CN):The belief that the United States is, and always has been, a Christian nation. An oxymoron in the context of the explicit language of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. CN Proponents:Titans of American Ignorance in all its anti-historical, anti-rationalist, an...