The postcolonial Orient : the politics of difference and the project of provincialising Europe / by Vasant Kaiwar.
Material type: TextLanguage: English Series: Historical materialism book series ; volume 68Publisher: Leiden : Brill, c2014Description: xx, 415 p. ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781608464791
- Orientalism -- Historiography
- Postcolonialism -- Asia -- Historiography
- Postcolonialism -- India -- Historiography
- Postcolonialism -- Study and teaching (Higher)
- Difference (Philosophy) -- Political aspects
- World politics -- 1989-
- Asia -- Relations -- Europe
- Europe -- Relations -- Asia
- India -- Relations -- Europe
- Europe -- Relations -- India
- DS61.85 .K34 2014
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Published in paperback in 2015 by Haymarket Books - t.p. verso.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [376]-408) and index.
1. Introduction -- A narrative of arrival -- 1989 and all that -- Postcolonial difference -- 2. Situating postcolonial studies -- Definitions : colonialism, for example -- Postcolonial modernisation -- Postcolonial populism -- Subaltern studies -- 3. Colonialism, modernity, postcolonialism -- Colonialism and modernity in a postcolonial framing -- History's ironic reversals -- Who is the 'subaltern' in postcolonial studies? -- 4. Provincialising Europe or exoticising India? Towards a historical and categorial critique of postcolonial studies -- Marx and difference in provincialising Europe -- The not-yet of historicism -- Why historicise? -- Tattooed by the exotic -- Under the sign of Heidegger, I : the woman's question -- Under the sign of Heidegger, II : imagined communities -- Lack/inadequacy or plenitude/creativity? -- Dominance without hegemony : historicism by another name? -- The constituent elements of colonial modernity -- Modernity as class struggle -- Orientalism and nativism -- Bahubol and the Muslim question -- 5. Uses and abuses of Marx -- Abstract labour, difference, history I and II -- The piano maker and the piano player : productive and unproductive labour -- Millennial toil as the 'nightmare of history' -- 'Bourgeois hegemony' and colonial rule -- Modernity in the 'fullest sense' -- Beyond the bourgeois revolution? Hegemony revisited -- The historic moment of colonial dominance in India -- A 'liberation from blinding bondage,' or the question of historicism -- Marxism and historicism -- 6. The postcolonial orient -- The play of difference, the merchandising of the exotic, tradition and neo-traditionalism -- The non-commissioned officers -- The orient as 'vanishing mediator' -- The unrenounceable project -- Provincialising Europe.
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