Titlebook: Nations and their Histories; Constructions and Re Susana Carvalho,Fran?ois Gemenne Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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fertilizer

‘Colonising’ The Past: History and Memory in Greece and Turkeye timing and the circumstances of the emergence of Greek and Turkish nationalisms are not identical, both projects were informed by the hegemony of Western European modernity and its prevailing attitudes towards the past. As such, both Greek and Turkish nationalisms developed an ambivalent relations

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Beginning the World over Again: Past and Future in American Nationalismand meaning of nationalism for the past two decades or more. The prevailing argument has been that nations are inventions of the modern age and that they rest their case for nationhood upon false claims to deep historic origins. The ‘modernist’ argument tells us nationalism involves ‘imagined commun

JOG

Rediscovering Columbus in Nineteenth-Century American Textbooks Schoolbooks also became sources that allowed future citizens to believe that history was a science capable of truth, as well as able to narrate and glorify the past and the future of a new nation. Meanwhile, it would also lay the moral groundwork for a future expansion (Kaestle, 1983; Schultz, 1973

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Dendritic-Cells

Crafting Iranian Nationalism: Intersectionality of Aryanism, Westernism and Islamism11) and the Movement for the Nationalisation of Oil (1951–53) are the most well-known examples of nationalist protest against foreign encroachment. Nationalist fever is usually explained by referring to the solid foundations of the Iranian nation that guarantee its extraordinary resistance to hazard

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Refashioning Sub-National Pasts for Post-National Futures: The Xhosa Cattle Killing in Recent South half of the 19th century, the Xhosa people had fought a series of wars against the British Cape Colony, whose eastern frontier steadily encroached into Xhosa territory. By the 1850s, the amaXhosa had faced not only decades of colonial encroachment and assaults on their chiefs’ authority by Cape Col