Benedict Anderson

Kate Liu 9/20, 96 
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      1. Romanticism-the immutable character of nationalism 
      2. Nationalism in terms of modernization 
      3. the psychological theories--Anderson
    • Anderson: Marxism intersects with post-colonialism
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      1) The Origins of National Consciousness¡Ðprint capitalism, which
       a.) created and disseminated printed materials such as books and newspapers (e.g. p. 34-35),

      b.) fixed a vernacular language as the national language, and 
      c.) helped changed the concept of 'simultaneity'—'homogeneous, empty time'
      2) other aspects of modernity: secular rationalism, disintegration of older cultural communities, techonology (e.g. transportation), 
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       1) creole pioneer of the Americas (1760-1830);

      2) popular nationalism (1820-1920)¡Ðin Europe; 
      3) Official nationalism¡Ðe.g. Russification, Anglicization--concealed a discrepancy between nation and dynastic realm. 
      4) the last wave (*p. 113)
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    1. his "modullar" view of the history of modern nations¡Ðe.g. Chartterjee (p. 113) 
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