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... how they challenged the inconsistencies of colonial categories. As they navigated the contradictions of colonial politics, their conceptions of empire and imperial belonging began to shift. intermediaries alienation petitions colonial categories ...

... Through a close reading of some of the 7,600 photographs produced by the Colonial Office Visual Instruction Committee (COVIC) between 1908 and 1911—a scheme developed by the British government that used lantern slides to teach schoolchildren what it meant to look and feel like an imperial...

... Games from Japan carry a double colonial legacy—that of the oppressor in the Asia-Pacific, and that of the oppressed under Western imperialism in Asia and the Allied Occupation. This double coloniality is explored through the SoulCalibur (1995–), Final Fantasy (1987–), and Metal Gear (1987...

... Chapter 1 revisits Marlowe’s invention of Leander’s homoerotic abduction in the Hellespont in his retelling of the classical Hero and Leander . Marlowe’s poem belongs to the short-lived genre of epyllion, which has often been analyzed as male English poets’ literary reflections...

..., diasporic space that challenges continent-based constructions of nation and rigid understandings of racial identity, indigeneity, and belonging. By imagining islands as archipelagic circuits including coastal communities, Hopkins goes against the grain of dominant island tropes that imagine the bounded...

...Boys Encountered Chapter 1 revisits Marlowe’s invention of Leander’s homoerotic abduction in the Hellespont in his retelling of the classical Hero and Leander . Marlowe’s poem belongs to the short-lived genre of epyllion, which has often been analyzed as male English poets’ literary...

... of folk culture and a high cultural legitimation. Third, the protagonists are all modeled after social bandits, who embody a wish-fulfilling, contradictory national belonging to a European cultural sphere and a voluntary submission to exoticizing Western European images of the periphery. The prevalence...

... by manufacturing routes that include extractive mining in Africa, processing factories in Malaysia and southern China, and innovations in Japan. The speakers also consider how their own games have sought to combat imperial structures through historical reckoning and decolonization. For these game makers, games can...

... of racial identity, indigeneity, and belonging. By imagining islands as archipelagic circuits including coastal communities, Hopkins goes against the grain of dominant island tropes that imagine the bounded geography of the island as a “distinct territory” that is “naturally” politically unified. Rather...

... of failed paternalism. But as patriot forces gained the upper hand after 1817, they carried out similar tactics that targeted not only known royalist activists but also their relatives. Particularly in southern Chile, where the conflict became as much a civil war as anti-imperial struggle, royalist...

... authenticity of folk culture and a high cultural legitimation. Third, the protagonists are all modeled after social bandits, who embody a wish-fulfilling, contradictory national belonging to a European cultural sphere and a voluntary submission to exoticizing Western European images of the periphery...

.... The unbalanced western orientation of the country, he held, resulted from the influence of foreign imperialism and the highland mining interests with their narrowly external outlook. The history of agrarian Bolivia has been analyzed and narrated almost entirely from male perspectives. The group of women...