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National
Identities
These articles--dealing with everything from Russia's relationship to Siberian people to race, nation, and masculinity in the King Tut exhibition--approach the question of how nation, "the people," and national identity are constituted outside or beside ideology. Together they aim to rescue our thinking about national cultures from the thrall of nationalism.
Janet
Adelman, "Her Father's Blood: Race, Conversation, and Nation in The
Merchant of Venice," Winter 2003, 81: 4-30.
Siraj
Ahmed, "The Theater of the Civilized Self: Edmund Burke and the East India
Trials," Spring 2002, 78: 28-55.
Svetlana
Boym, "From the Russian Soul to Post-Communist Nostalgia," Winter
1995, 49: 133-66.
Katherine
Breen, "Returning Home from Jerusalem: Matthew Paris's First Map of Britain in Its Manuscript Context,"
Winter 2005, 89: 59-93.
Bill
Brown, "Global Bodies/Postnationalities: Charles Johnson's Consumer
Culture," Spring 1997, 58: 24-48.
T.
J. Clark, "Painting in the Year Two," Summer 1994, 47: 13-63.
James
Clifford, "On Ethnographic Authority," Spring 1983, 2: 118-46.
David
Damrosch, "The Aesthetics of Conquest: Aztec Poetry Before and After
Cortés," Winter 1991, 33: 101-20.
Antoine
de Baecque, "The Allegorical Image of France, 1750-1800: A Political
Crisis of Representation," Summer 1994, 47: 111-143.
Joan
DeJean, "Sex and Philology: Sappho and the Rise of German
Nationalism," Summer 1989, 27: 148-71.
Nicholas
B. Dirks, "Castes of Mind," Winter 1992, 37: 56-78.
Richard
S. Esbenshade, "Remembering to Forget: Memory, History, National Identity
in Postwar East-Central Europe," Winter 1995, 49: 72-96.
Roberta Frank,
"Terminally Hip and Incredibly Cool: Carol, Vikings, and Anglo-Scandinavian England,"
Fall 2007, 100: 23-33.
Irene
Gorak, "Enter Beadle with Whips: Pauline Smith's The Beadle and the
Afrikaner as Fetish," Summer 1993, 43: 73-88.
Mitsuro
Hashimoto, "Collision at Namamugi" (trans. Betsey Scheiner), Spring
1987, 18: 69-90.
Eric Hayot,
"Chinese Bodies, Chinese Futures,"
Summer 2007, 99: 99-129.
Jerry
Herron, "Homer Simpson's Eyes and the Cutlure of Late Nostalgia,"
Summer 1993, 43: 1-26.
Carla
Hesse and Thomas Laqueur, eds., National Cultures Before Nationalism,
special issue, Summer 1994, number 47.
Norman
Jacobson, "Escape from Alienation: Challenges to the Nation-State," Fall 2003, 84: 44-51.
David
N. Keightley, "Archeology and Mentality: The Making of China," Spring
1987, 18: 91-128.
Lisbet
Koerner, Linnaeus' Floral Transplants," Summer 1994, 47: 144-169.
Eric
Lott, "The First Boomer: Bill Clinton, George W., and Fictions of State," Fall 2003, 84: 100-122.
Julia
Reinhard Lupton, "Othello Circumcised: Shakespeare and the Pauline
Discourse of Nations," Winter 1997, 57: 73-89.
Colleen Lye,
"Introduction: In Dialogue with Asian American Studies,"
Summer 207, 99: 1-12.
Sabine
MacCormack, "Demons, Imagination, and the Incas," Winter 1991, 33:
121-46.
Harold
Mah, "The Epistemology of the Sentence: Language, Civility, and Identity
in France and Germany, Diderot to Nietzsche," Summer 1994, 47: 64-84.
Edward
Marx, "How We Lost Kafiristan," Summer 1999, 67: 44-66.
Melani
McAlister, "The Common Heritage of Mankind: Race, Nation, and Masculinity
in the King Tut Exhibit," Spring 1996, 54: 80-103.
Steven
Mullaney, "Strange Things, Gross Terms, Curious Customs: The Rehearsal of
Cultures in the Late Renaissance," Summer 1983, 3: 40-67.
Ricardo Padrón, "Mapping Plus Ultra: Cartography,Space, and Hispanic Modernity," Summer 2002, 79: 28-60.
Deborah
Poole, "Figueroa Aznar and the Cusco Indigenistas: Photography and
Modernism in Early Twentieth-Century Peru," Spring 1992, 38: 39-75.
Peter
Sahlins, "Fictions of a Catholic France: The Naturalization of Foreigners,
1685-1787," Summer 1994, 47: 85-110.
James Schamus,
"Next Year in Munich: Zionism, Masculinity, and Diaspora in Spielberg's Epic,"
Fall 2007, 100: 53-66.
Philip
Schwyzer, "The Scouring of the White Horse: Archeology, Identity, and
'Heritage,'" Winter 1999, 65: 42-62.
Philip Schwyzer, "Exhumation and Ethnic Conflict: From St. Erkenwald to Spenser in Ireland," Summer 2006, 95: 1-26.
Yuri
Slezkine, "Naturalist Versus the Nation: Eighteenth-Century Russian
Scholars Confront Ethnic Diversity," Summer 1994, 47: 170-95.
Tyler
Stovall, "National Identity and Shifting Imperial Frontiers: Whiteness and the Exclusion of Colonial Labor After World War I," Fall 2003, 84: 52-72.
Sandra
Tomc, "Restyling an Old World: Nathaniel Parker Willis and Metropolitan Fashion in the Antebellum United States," Winter 2004, 85: 98-124.
Heather
Wiebe, "Benjamin Britten: the 'National Faith,' and the Animation of History in 1950s England,"
Winter 2006, 93: 76-105.
Ben
Xu, "Chinese Populist Nationalism: Its Intellectual Politics and Moral
Dilemma," Fall 2001, 76: 120-40.
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