This book explores the lost world of native intellectual thoughts as the perspective through which Africans experienced the colonial encounter making Africans central to contemporary debates about the meanings and legitimacy of colonial empires.
This book explores the lost world of native intellectual thoughts as the perspective through which Africans experienced the colonial encounter making Africans central to contemporary debates about the meanings and legitimacy of colonial empires.
Tunde Oduntan is an Assistant Professor at Towson University, USA.
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Acknowledgment List of Maps and Figures Abbreviations Introduction: Colonialism and the African Modern Chapter 1: Before the Modern: The Burden of Origins and Traditions Chapter 2: Incipient order: settlers and returnees making the nation (1850-1880) Chapter 3: Making Modern Monarchy: The Ambiance of a King, 1893-1920. Chapter 4: Making a Nation: Colonialisms Unlimited, 1918-1940. Chapter 5: "Rulers know their Bounds": Disease and Death in Abeokuta, 1937-1950. Chapter 6: A Nation Unfulfilled: Local Rivalries, Nigerian Nationalism and Global Ideas, 1950- Epilogue/Conclusion: Continuities Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgment List of Maps and Figures Abbreviations Introduction: Colonialism and the African Modern Chapter 1: Before the Modern: The Burden of Origins and Traditions Chapter 2: Incipient order: settlers and returnees making the nation (1850-1880) Chapter 3: Making Modern Monarchy: The Ambiance of a King, 1893-1920. Chapter 4: Making a Nation: Colonialisms Unlimited, 1918-1940. Chapter 5: "Rulers know their Bounds": Disease and Death in Abeokuta, 1937-1950. Chapter 6: A Nation Unfulfilled: Local Rivalries, Nigerian Nationalism and Global Ideas, 1950- Epilogue/Conclusion: Continuities Notes Bibliography Index
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