... of deep contestation in which estate workers were organizing to reinvigorate the unfulfilled goals of anticolonial struggles. Reading this moment through the anxieties of European planters in the British archive, this article argues that these struggles deeply disturbed the localized racial labor order...

... thinking about freedom in the Caribbean carries through to how he thought about Hungary, culture (moving from the Caribbean through the British literary tradition of Matthew Arnold, F. R. Leavis, and Raymond Williams), and the coexistence of anticolonial struggles to the Cold War. Students of Cedric...

... more attention. It also explores the Afro-Asian antinomies of Indian Ocean studies as a reflection of broader critical ambivalences about questions of colonial humanism and anticolonial liberation. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 Indian Ocean...

...Sara Pursley Copyright © 2013 University of Illinois Press 2013 The Stage ofAdolescence: Anticolonial Time, Youth Insurgency, and the Marriage Crisis in Hashimite Iraq Sara Pursley Modem understandings ofchildhood and adolescence, as a number ofschol­ ars haveshown...

... and pedagogy, even as they grew to be popular mass movements. There is a reason that the two kinds of politics, kept apart so fastidiously by Tagore, converged in practice despite being distinct in principle. 20 Anticolonial movements that tend to be read exclusively in terms of the struggle for political...

..., and political thought differently complicates Scott's conception of anticoloniality. Like Wilder, she frames her contribution as a corrective to the regnant historiographical perspective in which "all anti­ imperial struggles" are understood to be "a stagingground for the modular developmental endpoint...

...Murad Idris Abstract The definition of Islam as submission, the claim that Islam needs a Luther, and the desire to identify jihād with private and spiritual struggle, all reflect a series of compulsions and elisions. The three idioms are fundamental to how Islam has been constituted in language...

...–97). In the face of the “dismayed paralysis” produced by Spivak’s conceptualization of the subaltern’s recalcitrance to representation, Lloyd suggests that the anticolonial intellectual’s only recourse is to a self-reflective critique. Such a critique would undertake “a genealogy...

... that often appear foreign to most traditions ofanticolonial struggle? Which federalist traditions informed histhinking: Proudhonianmutualism, 123 INTERVENTION Wilder American liberalism, Soviet multinationalism, British commonwealthism? Or was it something else entirely? Was the distinction between...

..., with “the postcolonial-postmodern view of the human as the same but endowed everywhere with . . . anthropological difference . . . differences of class, sexuality, gender, history, and so on” ( “Postcolonial Studies” 1–2 ). The latter had evolved in the anticolonial movements of the early to mid-twentieth century...

... David Arnold has shown how variolization and vaccination were positioned as competing medical practices in mid-nineteenth-century Indian anticolonial repudiations of British rule. Over time, it was Jenner’s circulation of the vaccinia inoculation that came to be regarded as the global biomedical...

... and to a romanticized sense of the purity and reality of the "worker's struggle; Spivak suggests that neither can entertain any sense of contradiction: 205 The Subterranean Life ofRepression These philosophers will not entertain the thought of constitutive contradiction-that is where they admittedly part company.from...

... is a little less totalizing and depressing. But of course there is much more to it than that, and it is important to recall that there has been a whole host of circumstances and phenomena-from the various anticolonial and indigenous movements of the twentieth century to the assorted conflicts and Guantanamo...

... something that they now do. To make anachronistic projections back into history—to say that anticolonial revolutions, women’s suffrage movements, and even the labor movement were all forms of identity politics—is to turn this peculiar term into a mere label for an object that already exists, fully formed...

... and healthy food are strongly encouraged. Some Israeli parents even request a kosher diet for the surrogate during the pregnancy. Finally, some of the interviewed surrogates struggled with the psychological and emotional stress of having to transfer the baby to the commissioning parents after delivery. One...

... struggles (including Indochina, Algeria, Egypt) were somehow external to the drivers ofEuropean integration? Should we also assume that an organization so deeply immersed in matters ofworld trade, customs, and cross­ border mobility was established without conflict with established colonial trade regimes...