Postcolonialism: An Historical Introduction

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Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
1 Colonialism and the Politics of Postcolonial Critique
Part I Concepts in History
	2 Colonialism
		1 COLONIALISM AND IMPERIALISM: DEFINING THE TERMS
		2 COLONIZATION AND DOMINATION
	3 Imperialism
		1 THE FRENCH INVENTION OF IMPERIALISM
		2 DIFFERENCES IN IMPERIAL IDEOLOGIES AND COLONIAL SYSTEMS
		3 BRITISH IMPERIALISM
		4 GREATER BRITAIN
		5 AMERICAN IMPERIALISM
	4 Neocolonialism
		1 NEOCOLONIALISM: THE LAST STAGE OF IMPERIALISM
		2 DEVELOPMENT AND DEPENDENCY THEORY
		3 CRITICAL DEVELOPMENT THEORY
	5 Postcolonialism
		1 STATES
		2 LOCATION
		3 KNOWLEDGE
		4 LANGUAGE
Part II European Anti–colonialism
	6 Las Casas to Bentham
		1 THE HUMANITARIAN OBJECTION
		2 THE ECONOMIC OBJECTION
	7 Nineteenth–century Liberalism
		1 NINETEENTH-CENTURY ANTI-COLONIALISM IN FRANCE: ALGERIA AND THE MISSION CIVILISATRICE
		2 NINETEENTH-CENTURY ANTI-COLON IALISM IN BRITAIN
		3 INDIA
		4 IRELAND
		5 J. A. HOBSON’S IMPERIALISM: A STUDY
	8 Marx on Colonialism and Imperialism
		1 COLONIALISM AND IMPERIALISM IN MARX
		2 MARXIST THEORIES OF IMPERIALISM
Part III The Internationals
	9 Socialism and Nationalism: THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL TO THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
		1 THE FIRST AND SECOND INTERNATIONALS
		2 ‘BIN GAR KEINE RUSSIN, STAMM’ AUS LITAUEN, ECHT DEUTSCH’: SOCIALISM AND NATIONALISM
		3 THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION: MARXISM AND THE NATIONAL QUESTION
	10 The Third International, to the Baku Congress of the Peoples of the East
		1 THE FORMATION OF THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL
		2 THE SECOND CONGRESS, JULY–AUGUST 1920
		3 THE BAKU CONGRESS, SEPTEMBER 1920
	11 The Women’s International, the Third and the Fourth Internationals
		1 THE INTERNATIONALS AND THE COMMUNIST WOMEN’S MOVEMENT
		2 THE THIRD CONGRESS OF THE COMINTERN, JUNE–JULY 1921
		3 THE FOURTH CONGRESS OF THE COMINTERN, NOVEMBER–DECEMBER 1922
		4 THE FIFTH CONGRESS OF THE COMINTERN, JULY 1924
		5 THE SIXTH AND SEVENTH CONGRESSES OF THE COMINTERN, 1928 AND 1935
		6 TROTSKY AND THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL
Part IV Theoretical Practices of the freedom Struggles
	12 The National Liberation Movements: INTRODUCTION
	13 Marxism and the National Liberation Movements
		1 ABDEL-MALEK ON MARXISM AND THE LIBERATION MOVEMENTS
		2 PERIOD ONE: To 1928
		3 PERIOD Two: 1928–1945
		4 PERIOD 3: AFTER 1945
	14 China, Egypt, Bandung
		1 MAO AND THE CHINESE REVOLUTION
		2 CONTRADICTION IN MAO
		3 THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION
		4 EGYPT
		5 NASSER
		6 THE BANDUNG CONFERENCE OF 1955
	15 Latin America I: MARIÁTEGUI, TRANSCULTURTION AND CULTURAL DEPENDENCY
		1 MARXISM IN LATIN AMERICA
		2 MEXICO 1910
		3 MARIÁTEGUI
		4 CULTURAL DEPENDENCY
	16 Latin America II: CUBA: GUEVARA, CASTRO AND THE TRICONTINENTAL
		1 COMPAÑERO: CHE GUEVARA
		2 NEW MAN
		3 THE TRICONTINENTAL
	17 Africa I: ANGLOPHONE AFRICAN SOCIALISM
		1 PRE-COMMUNIST AFRICAN ANTI-COLONIALISM
		2 THE INFLUENCE OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND AFRICAN-CARIBBEAN RADICALS
		3 COMMUNIST ACTIVITY IN AFRICA
		4 SOUTH AFRICA
		5 PADMORE AND JAMES
	18 Africa II: NKRUMAH AND PAN–AFRICANISM
		1 THE 1945 MANCHESTER PAN-AFRICAN CONGRESS
		2 AFRICAN SOCIALISM
		3 NKRUMAH
		4 NYERERE
		5 FROM ‘POSITIVE ACTION’ TO VIOLENCE
	19 Africa III: THE SENGHORS AND FRANCOPHONE AFRICAN SOCIALISM
		1 FRANCE BETWEEN THE WARS
		2 ANTI-COLONIAL ACTIVISTS: HOUÉNOU, SENGHOR AND GARAN KOUYATÉ
		3 TOVALOU HOUÉNOU AND THE LIGUE UNIVERSELLE DE DÉFENSE DE LA RACE NOIRE (LDRN)
		4 LAMINE SENGHOR AND THE COMITÉ DE DÉFENSE DE LA RACE NÈGRE (CDRN)
		5 TIÉMOHO GARAN KOUYATÉ AND THE LIGUE DE DÉFENSE DE LA RACE NÈGRE (LDRN)
		6 THE CULTURAL TURN: NÉGRITUDE
		7 LÉOPOLD SENGHOR
	20 Africa IV: FANON/CABRAL
		1 FRANTZ FANON
		2 FANON AND FRANCOPHONE AFRICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT
		3 FANON AND ALGERIA
		4 FANON AND VIOLENCE
		5 CABRAL: CULTURE AS RESISTANCE AND LIBERATION
		6 THE WEAPON OF THEORY
		7 THE ROLE OF CULTURE
	21 The Subject of Violence: ALGERIA, IRELAND
		1 SUBJECT, SUBJECTION
		2 VIOLENCE, VIOLATION
		3 NERVOUS CONDITIONS
		4 IRELAND: ASSIMILATION AND VIOLENCE
		5 IRELAND AND POSTCOLONIAL THEORY
		6 ‘IRELAND LOST, THE BRITISH “EMPIRE” IS GONE’: JAMES CONNOLLY AND THE EASTER REBELLION OF 1916
	22 India I: MARXISM IN INDIA
		1 THE UNIQUENESS OF THE INDIAN INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT
		2 INDIAN SOCIALISM: FROM SOCIALISM TO SARVODAYA
		3 MARXISM IN INDIA
	23 India II: GANDHI’S COUNTER–MODERNITY
		1 CULTURAL NATIONALISM
		2 AHIMSA: VIOLENCE AND NON-VIOLENCE
		3 GANDHI’S ALTERNATIVE POLITICAL STRATEGIES
			3.1 Resistance through gender
			3.2 Gandhi and the politics of dress
			3.3 Gandhi, technology and the media
		4 THE DANDI MARCH
		5 GANDHI IN LANCASHIRE
Part V Formations of Postcolonial Theory
	24 India III: HYBRIDITY AND SUBALTERN AGENCY
		1 GANDHI’S INVISIBILITY
		2 INTIMATE ENEMY
		3 DERIVATIVE DISCOURSE
		4 HYBRIDITY: AS FORM AND STRATEGY
		5 SAMAS AND HYBRIDITY
		6 THE HISTORICAL STRATEGY OF INDIAN POSTCOLONIAL THEORISTS
		7 SUBALTERN STUDIES
		8 SUBALTERNS OF THE SUBALTERNS: ENGENDERING NEW KINDS OF HISTORY AND POLITICS
	25 Women, Gender and Anti–colonialism
		1 THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE ANTI-COLONIAL MOVEMENTS
		2 THE RELATIONS OF FEMINISMS TO THE IDEOLOGIES OF THE FREEDOM STRUGGLE
		3 SOCIALISM
		4 MODERNITY
		5 CULTURAL NATIONALISM
		6 THE PROBLEMS FOR FEMINIST POLITICS AFTERINDEPENDENCE
	26 Edward Said and Colonial Discourse
		1 DISCOURSE AND POWER IN SAID
		2 THE OBJECTIONS TO ‘COLONIAL DISCOURSE’
		3 DISCOURSE IN LINGUISTICS
	27 Foucault in Tunisia
		1 FOUCAULT’S SILENCE : SIDI-BOU-SAÏD AND THE CONTEXT OF THE ARCHAEOLOGY
		2 DISCOURSE IN FOUCAULT
		3 THE DISCURSIVE FORMATION
		4 THE STATEMENT
		5 THE REGULARITIES, THE ENUNCIATIVE MODALITIES AND FORMATION OF OBJECTS
		6 THE HETEROGENEITY OF DISCOURSE
		7 DISCOURSE AND POWER IN THE HISTORY OF SEXUALITY
		8 A FOUCAULDIAN MODEL OF COLONIAL DISCOURSE
	28 Subjectivity and History: DERRIDA IN ALGERIA
		1 WHITE MYTHOLOGIES REVISITED
		2 MAKE THE OLD SHELL CRACK
		3 STRUCTURALISM, ‘PRIMITIVE’ RATIONALITY AND DECONSTRUCTION
		4 PILLAR OF SALT
		5 THE MARRANO: ‘A LITTLE BLACK AND VERY ARAB JEW WHO UNDERSTOOD NOTHING ABOUT IT’
Epilogue: Tricontinentalism, for a Transnational Social Justice
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