Titlebook: Imperialism; Philip D. Curtin Book 1971 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1971 Colonialism.history.imperialis

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,The “Scientific” Roots: Nineteenth-Century Racism,ration believed that physical racial appearance was an outward sign of inborn propensities, inclinations, and abilities. The selections that follow are therefore far too few to be truly representative, but they illustrate some of the common tendencies of the period..

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,The “Civilizing Mission”,ubject peoples could not and should not be converted to the Western way of life, it was essential in all empires to develop cadres of local people to carry out subordinate tasks of administration. This called for at least some education—enough to produce a literate class capable of staffing the lower ranks of the bureaucracy.

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, postm- ernism versus pragmatism, to name a few—are at the core of a lively, sometimes divisive, conversation that has been unfolding in the theory and practice of e- cational research for some time. These issues fall squarely within the province of philosophy, and thus philosophical investigation

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Philip D. Curtin, postm- ernism versus pragmatism, to name a few—are at the core of a lively, sometimes divisive, conversation that has been unfolding in the theory and practice of e- cational research for some time. These issues fall squarely within the province of philosophy, and thus philosophical investigation

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