In the second section of a book titled for a different phenomenon, one thinker argued that this phenomenon was fostered by the (*) "race-thinking" of men like Joseph Arthur de Gobineau.
This phenomenon was argued to be unrelated to the rise of capitalism, and was dubbed an "atavism" by Joseph Schumpeter, in an essay on the "sociology" of it. Karl Kautsky identified this phenomenon as a "policy," and proposed a "super" form of it as a road to world peace. The "taproot" of this phenomenon was identified in a book written by John Hobson. In the second section of a book titled for a different phenomenon, one thinker argued that this phenomenon was fostered by the (*) "race-thinking" of men like Joseph Arthur de Gobineau. This phenomenon is critiqued via analysis of characters like Kim O'Hara and Sir Thomas Bertram in a collection of essays titled for "culture" and it. That work, by Edward Said, is a follow-up to Orientalism. For 10 points, name this phenomenon dubbed the "highest stage of capitalism" by Vladimir Lenin.
This phenomenon was argued to be unrelated to the rise of capitalism, and was dubbed an "atavism" by Joseph Schumpeter, in an essay on the "sociology" of it.
imperialism [accept "The Sociology of Imperialism"; accept Culture and Imperialism; prompt on "empire," but do NOT accept "colonialism" or "totalitarianism."] 