German colonialism and national identity

German colonialism and national identity / ed. by Michael Perraudin and Jürgen Zimmerer with Katy Heady

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores:	Perraudin, Michael (Editor ) Zimmerer, Jürgen (Editor ) Heady, Katy (Contribuidor)
Formato:	Libro
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	New York, NY [u.a.] : Routledge, 2011
Colección:	Routledge studies in modern European history 14
Materias:	Deutschland Kolonialismus Nationalismus Geschichte Aufsatzsammlung
Contenido/piezas:	Registros 16
Acceso en línea:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Vergangenheitsbewältigung à la francaise : post-colonial memories of the Herero genocide and 17 October 1961

2. Time, identity, and colonialism in German travel writing on Africa, 1848 - 1914

3. The visual representation of blackness during German imperialism around 1900

4. The struggle for genocidal exclusivity : the perception of the murder of the Namibian Herero (1904-8) in the age of a new international morality

5. Picturing genocide in German consumer culture, 1904-1910

6. Fraternity, frenzy and genocide in German war literature, 1906-1936

7. "Loyal askari" and "black rapist" : two images in the German discourse on national identity and their impact on the lives of black people in Germany, 1918-1945

8. Crossing boundaries : German women in Africa, 1919-1933

9. Abuses of German colonial history : the character of Carl Peters as weapon for völkisch and national socialist discourses: anglophobia, anti-semitism and aryanism

10. Suspended between worlds? : the discipline of Germanistik in sub-Saharan Africa

11. The genocide in "German South-West Africa" and the politics of commemoration : how (not) to come to terms with the past

12. (Post-) Colonial amnesia? : German debates on colonialism and decolonization in the post-war era

13. Denkmalsturz : the German student movement and German colonialism

14. Gray zones : on the inclusion of "Poland" in the study of German colonialism

15. Communal memory events and the heritage of the victims : the persistance of the theme of genocide in Namibia

16. Imperialism, race, and genocide at the Paulskirche : origins, meanings, trajectories