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Historicizing Colonial Nostalgia European Womens Narratives Of Algeria And Kenya 1900present Patricia M E Lorcin Auth

Name: Historicizing Colonial Nostalgia European Womens Narratives Of Algeria And Kenya 1900present Patricia M E Lorcin Auth
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Historicizing Colonial Nostalgia European Womens Narratives Of Algeria And Kenya 1900present Patricia M E Lorcin Auth instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan US

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.72 MB

Pages: 321

Author: Patricia M. E. Lorcin (auth.)

ISBN: 9781137013040, 9781349341672, 1137013044, 1349341673

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Historicizing Colonial Nostalgia European Womens Narratives Of Algeria And Kenya 1900present Patricia M E Lorcin Auth by Patricia M. E. Lorcin (auth.) 9781137013040, 9781349341672, 1137013044, 1349341673 instant download after payment.

This illuminating study of European women's narratives in colonial Algeria and Kenya argues that nostalgia was not a post-colonial phenomenon but was embedded in the colonial period. Patricia M. E. Lorcin explores the distinction between imperial nostalgia, associated with the loss of power that results from the loss of empire, and colonial nostalgia, associated with loss of socio-cultural standing—in other words, loss of a certain way of life. This distinction helps to make women's discursive role an important factor in the creation of colonial nostalgia, due to their significant contribution to the establishment of a European colonial environment.