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Transimperial
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Banerjee, Sukanya
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19th century
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/ British history
/ Colonialism
/ Keywords for Victorian Literature and Culture
/ Marcus, Sharon
/ Modernity
/ Politics
/ Transnationalism
2018
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Banerjee, Sukanya
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/ Colonialism
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/ Modernity
/ Politics
/ Transnationalism
2018
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Transimperial
2018
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[...]even as ideas of the global or transnational valuably enhance the scope of Victorian studies, they can do so without necessarily troubling those spatial and temporal solidities that cohere in the name of “nation” (which tends to conflate “British” with “Victorian”). [...]the terrain of empire, where the “nation” itself is in various stages of making, unmaking, and nonmaking (and we tend to forget the latter two because of the nationalist teleology that the hindsight of the twentieth century gives us) provides a more apt lens for studying beneath, above, and beyond the nation. [...]an implicit assumption of lag precipitates a culturalist disavowal of the non-West, a disavowal that interrupts otherwise putatively continuous political identities (for instance, after 1858, Indians were subjects of the British Crown, notionally on par with Britons).
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Cambridge University Press
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