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Introductioneft behind as the empires receded into history. But they are reinforced by other pressures, including pedagogic and institutional demarcations, some of them related to the historical development of academic disciplines, which, as Edward Said and others have shown, are themselves in many cases shaped by the experience and ideologies of empire..

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