This work mocks a Colombian author for suggesting that "the Indian is redeemable by impregnation with white, civilized semen... like everyone else.
This work mocks a Colombian author for suggesting that "the Indian is redeemable by impregnation with white, civilized semen... like everyone else." This book invokes the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to argue that the central phenomenon is unique in its preoccupation with death and immortality, unlike Liberalism or Marxism. This work rejects arguments by Elie Kedourie and Ernest Gellner, and was published two decades after its author's work on the Cornell Paper concerning the 30 September Movement in Indonesia. This work argues that a key technological development combined with emerging economies to generate "print capitalism," which enabled populations to create the titular constructs. For 10 points, name this iconic study of nationalism, written by the late Benedict Anderson.
This work mocks a Colombian author for suggesting that "the Indian is redeemable by impregnation with white, civilized semen... like everyone else.
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