Nationalism in Asia and Africa | Elie Kedourie | Taylor & Francis eBoo

ABSTRACT

Published in the year 1974, Nationalism in Asia and Africa is a valuable contribution to the field of Middle Eastern Studies.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter |152 pages

INTRODUCTION

chapter 1|36 pages

REPORT ON THE PRESENT STATE OF CIVILIZATION IN GREECE

chapter 2|18 pages

THE IDEAL OF NATIONALISM: three currents of thought

chapter 3|18 pages

THE RESTORATION OF TURKISH HISTORY

chapter 4|20 pages

TheStudyofIndianHistory

chapter 5|5 pages

THE IDEA OF PAKISTAN

chapter 6|25 pages

TheNegroinAncientHistory

chapter 7|8 pages

THE CONTRIBUTION OF ETHIOPIA-NUBIA AND OF EGYPT TO CIVILIZATION

chapter 8|11 pages

THE RESURRECTION OF THE NEGRO

chapter 9|10 pages

ARABISM

chapter 10|14 pages

THE PRINCIPLE OF NATIONALISM

chapter 11|13 pages

THE NATIONAL ENTITY OF JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE SUBJECT

chapter 12|7 pages

Islam and Nationalism SHAKIB ARSLAN

chapter 13|15 pages

HINDUISM AND INDIAN NATIONALISM

chapter 14|19 pages

THE MORAL POVERTY OF INDIA AND NATIVE THOUGHTS ON THE PRESENT BRITISH-INDIAN POLICY

chapter 15|16 pages

THE PAN-AFRICAN MOVEMENT

chapter 16|4 pages

The "Circle"

chapter 17|6 pages

IMPRISONMENT AND EXECUTION OF IBRAHIM NASSIF EL WARDANY

chapter 18|64 pages

THE MAKING OF A TERRORIST: FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF DAMODAR HARI CHAPEKAR

chapter 19|10 pages

THE "MAU MAU" OATH

chapter 20|5 pages

A MESSIANIC CREED FROM THE CONGO

chapter 21|11 pages

THE MASS MOVEMENT

chapter 22|52 pages

Concerning Violence FRANTZ FANON

chapter 23|12 pages

THESES OF THE SECOND CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL ON THE NATIONAL AND COLONIAL QUESTIONS

chapter 24|10 pages

Nationalism Outside Europe JOSEPH STALIN

chapter 25|9 pages

Social Revolution and the East SULTAN GALIEV