Orientalism, Empire, and National Culture
Author(s)
M. Dodson
M. Dodson
Orientalist research has most often been characterised as an integral element of the European will-to-power over the Asian world. This study seeks to nuance this view, and asserts that British Orientalism in India was also an inherently complex and unstable enterprise, predicated upon the cultural authority of the Sanskrit pandits.
Keywords
General, Great Britain, General, General, General, Social Sciences -> History -> Asian History, Social Sciences -> History -> European History, Social Sciences -> Social Sciences -> General, Social Sciences -> Anthropology -> General Anthropology, Social Sciences -> History -> Modern History, SC715000, SC717020, SC411040, SCX12000, SC821000, SC713000, SUCO41138, 3871, 7143, 8175, 2890, 4791, 8275
General, Great Britain, General, General, General, Social Sciences -> History -> Asian History, Social Sciences -> History -> European History, Social Sciences -> Social Sciences -> General, Social Sciences -> Anthropology -> General Anthropology, Social Sciences -> History -> Modern History, SC715000, SC717020, SC411040, SCX12000, SC821000, SC713000, SUCO41138, 3871, 7143, 8175, 2890, 4791, 8275
| Name in long format: | Orientalism, Empire, and National Culture India, 1770-1880 |
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| ISBN-10: | 0230288707 |
| ISBN-13: | 9780230288706 |
| Book pages: | 864 |
| Book language: | English |
| Edition: | 1 |
| Binding: | eBook |
| Publisher: | Springer Nature |
| Dimensions: | eBook |
