A new interpretation of the creative work of well known British imperialists of the late nineteenth and early 20th century, exploring their links with the revolutionary psychological theories of Freud.
A new interpretation of the creative work of well known British imperialists of the late nineteenth and early 20th century, exploring their links with the revolutionary psychological theories of Freud.
Norman Etherington is Professor Emeritus of Imperial and Commonwealth History at the University of Western Australia
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Rider Haggard, imperialism and the layered personality 2. Love and loathing: Rudyard Kipling's India 3. How Herbert Baker created an architecture of imperial power 4. Joseph Conrad: Kipling's secret sharer 5. Elgar and the Gordon Symphony 6. John Buchan and the loathly opposite 7. Lawrence of Arabia: great white hope of the Edwardian imperial romancers Epilogue: The death-knell of the imperial romance and imperial rule Index
Introduction 1. Rider Haggard, imperialism and the layered personality 2. Love and loathing: Rudyard Kipling's India 3. How Herbert Baker created an architecture of imperial power 4. Joseph Conrad: Kipling's secret sharer 5. Elgar and the Gordon Symphony 6. John Buchan and the loathly opposite 7. Lawrence of Arabia: great white hope of the Edwardian imperial romancers Epilogue: The death-knell of the imperial romance and imperial rule Index
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