... chapter four Where Will the Nation Be at Home? Race, Nationalisms, and Emigration Movements in the Creek Nation david a. y. o. chang In June 1898, a group of men gathered in the town of Wewoka...

... • CHAPTER THREE Woman as Nation and a Nation of Women: Tagore's The Home and the World and Hossain's Sultana's Dream I do not belong to the present age, the age of conflicting politics...

...heather streets Empire and ‘‘the Nation Institutional Practice, Pedagogy, and Nation in the Classroom This essay seeks to engage the question ‘‘Who needs the nation and to inter- rogate the relationship of ‘‘the nation’’ to both institutional practice and peda- gogy.∞ It draws from my...

... Conclusion From Nation to Dissemi-Nation: Postmodern Hybridization and Changing Conditions for the Representation of Identity The portrait of Taiwan that ultimately emerges from Hou Hsiao...

... The most compelling intellectual exponent of revolutionary nationalism was Carlos Montenegro Quiroga, a cofounder and leading ideologue of the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement ( mnr ) before his death in 1953 at age fifty. As a journalist in the 1940s, he edited the party’s influential...

...The Mapuche Nation and the Chilean Nation Elicura Chihuailaf The Mapuche movement began during the late 1970s as indigenous communities rejected a Pinochet law designed to break up and privatize communally held lands. By the 1990s, Mapuche communities had begun to invade and...

...Building a Nation from Words Isabel Hofmeyr Afrikaner nationalism began in the late nineteenth century with the formation of some of South Africa’s earliest political parties, such as the Cape Afrikaner Bond (Union), which was established in 1881. Nationalism entailed defining an...

...III SPACES 8 NICOLE MARKOTIC´ AND ROBERT MCRUER LEADING WITH YOUR HEAD On the Borders of Disability, Sexuality, and the Nation A classic team sports film rivalry consists of setbacks and springboards, mo- ments of...

... two The Promise of Progress Quarantines and the Medical Fusion of Race and Nation, 1890–1895 In 1882, most medical authorities in Mexico and the United States considered quarantines medically unacceptable. Agrippa Bell, the head of...

... [ 1 ] THE WILL OF THE STATE AND THE REDEMPTION OF THE GERMAN NATION Legal Positivism and Constitutional Monarchism in the German Empire In 1871, in the wake of the Wars of...

... 7. Sarah Winnemucca's Mediations Gender, Race, and Nation It may be useful at this point to be reminded of where we have been so far in our exploration of Native American constructions of the nation by means of discursive strategies we have named transpositional...

... think that I am snubbing them because I have become too grand. Transnational family ties continue the lines of connection and division that exist within families in Haiti. On the one hand, to understand the founda- 84 georges woke up laughing tions of long-distance nationalism, it is...

... CONCLUSION Reimagining Region and Nation Recent scholarly overviews of Colombian history tend to assume that the mountainous topography of colonial New Granada gave rise to au- tonomous regions. Entrenched regionalism, according to this reasoning...

... fOUR Biographical Constructions) Textual Encodings Licia Fiol-Matta The "Schoolteacher ofAmerica Gender) Sexuality) and Nation in Gabriela Mistral The Chilean poet Gabriela Mistral, 194-5 Nobel Prize for Literature, is con• sidered a canonical figure in Latin...

... 4 , imagining The naTion and forging The STaTe Mexican Nationalist Imagery—1810–1860 n 1836, José Maria Luis Mora, a lawyer and liberal writer, wrote, “In the cur- rent state of...

... 7 , performing The naTion n the late evening of 15 September 1910, an estimated crowd of 100,000 people of all classes and ages assembled impatiently in the Plaza de la Con- Istitución, where in viceregal times...

... GLOBAL POLITICS AND NATION-STATES 1 RODOLFO STAVENHAGEN 1 Cultural Rights and Human Rights A Social Science Perspective The Problem of Cultural Rights he issue of cultural rights within the general debate about human rights T...

... IV NATION EMBRACING DOMESTICITY Women, Mission, and Nation Building in Ottoman Europe, 1832–1872 Barbara Reeves-Ellington n March 1872, Evgeniya Kissimova resigned from the presidency of the Iwomen’s association she had...

... NEW LIFE, NEW FAITH, NEW NATION, NEW WOMEN Competing Models at the Door of Hope Mission in Shanghai Sue Gronewold n 1929 there was an important change at the Door of Hope Mission, Ia nondenominational...

... ‘‘NO NATION CAN RISE HIGHER THAN ITS WOMEN’’ The Women’s Ecumenical Missionary Movement and Tokyo Woman’s Christian College Rui Kohiyama hen North American evangelical women commemorated the jubi- Wlee of their foreign missionary...