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An innovative study proposing a new history of the British Empire in Africa by exploring the emotion culture of imperialism.
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An innovative study proposing a new history of the British Empire in Africa by exploring the emotion culture of imperialism.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Januar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 556g
- ISBN-13: 9781107198517
- ISBN-10: 1107198518
- Artikelnr.: 48812984
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Januar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 556g
- ISBN-13: 9781107198517
- ISBN-10: 1107198518
- Artikelnr.: 48812984
Joanna Lewis is an Associate Professor in the Department of International History, London School of Economics and Political Science, having previously studied at the University of Cambridge after winning a Thomas and Elizabeth Williams Scholarship for students with a first class degree, and first-generation to attend university. Her research is focused on British imperial history in Africa where she has lived and worked periodically for over twenty years. Other lecturing posts include Cambridge, Durham and The School of Oriental and African Studies. In 2013 she organised the only international conference to be held in Africa bringing together British and US specialists with African historians, debating colonial rule and its aftermath.
Prologue; Introduction; 1. 'A Parliament of philanthropy': the fight to
bury Livingstone; 2. Laying to rest a Victorian myth: The 'lost heart of
the nation', Victorian sentimentality and the rebirth of moral imperialism;
3. A perfect savagery: the Livingstone martyrs and the tree of death on
Africa's 'highway to hell'; 4. The graveyard of ambition: missionary wars,
bachelor colonialism and white memorials, Chitambo, 1900-1913; 5. White
settlers, frontier-chic and colonial racism: how Livingstone's three Cs
fell apart; 6. 'The hearts of good men': 1973, the one party state and the
struggle against apartheid; 7. 'Chains of remembrance': Livingstone,
sentimental imperialism and Britain's Africa conversation, 1913-2013;
Conclusion.
bury Livingstone; 2. Laying to rest a Victorian myth: The 'lost heart of
the nation', Victorian sentimentality and the rebirth of moral imperialism;
3. A perfect savagery: the Livingstone martyrs and the tree of death on
Africa's 'highway to hell'; 4. The graveyard of ambition: missionary wars,
bachelor colonialism and white memorials, Chitambo, 1900-1913; 5. White
settlers, frontier-chic and colonial racism: how Livingstone's three Cs
fell apart; 6. 'The hearts of good men': 1973, the one party state and the
struggle against apartheid; 7. 'Chains of remembrance': Livingstone,
sentimental imperialism and Britain's Africa conversation, 1913-2013;
Conclusion.
Prologue; Introduction; 1. 'A Parliament of philanthropy': the fight to
bury Livingstone; 2. Laying to rest a Victorian myth: The 'lost heart of
the nation', Victorian sentimentality and the rebirth of moral imperialism;
3. A perfect savagery: the Livingstone martyrs and the tree of death on
Africa's 'highway to hell'; 4. The graveyard of ambition: missionary wars,
bachelor colonialism and white memorials, Chitambo, 1900-1913; 5. White
settlers, frontier-chic and colonial racism: how Livingstone's three Cs
fell apart; 6. 'The hearts of good men': 1973, the one party state and the
struggle against apartheid; 7. 'Chains of remembrance': Livingstone,
sentimental imperialism and Britain's Africa conversation, 1913-2013;
Conclusion.
bury Livingstone; 2. Laying to rest a Victorian myth: The 'lost heart of
the nation', Victorian sentimentality and the rebirth of moral imperialism;
3. A perfect savagery: the Livingstone martyrs and the tree of death on
Africa's 'highway to hell'; 4. The graveyard of ambition: missionary wars,
bachelor colonialism and white memorials, Chitambo, 1900-1913; 5. White
settlers, frontier-chic and colonial racism: how Livingstone's three Cs
fell apart; 6. 'The hearts of good men': 1973, the one party state and the
struggle against apartheid; 7. 'Chains of remembrance': Livingstone,
sentimental imperialism and Britain's Africa conversation, 1913-2013;
Conclusion.