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Comparing colonialism: beyond European exceptionalism
In: Comparativ 30. Jahrgang, Heft 3/4 (2020)
History Education and (Post-)Colonialism: International Case Studies
This book deals with the challenges for history education arising from the centrality of colonialism in shaping the modern world. It breaks new ground by bringing together an international range of national studies on the legacies of colonialism that permeate the way how colonial history is thought and taught at schools. The case studies examine the representation, understanding and use of colonial heritage from different angles: They focus on European and non-European states as well as on states with and without colonial past as colonizers or colonized. Thus, and with its wide range of approaches – postcolonial theory, memory studies, educational media studies, teaching practice – this volume makes an essential research contribution to the ongoing international debate on the position of colonial history in present and future history education.
History education and (post-)colonialism: international case studies
History education and (post-)colonialism – Discourses on colonialism – Teaching a common colonial past – South Africa's colonial historiography – Perspectives of colonist and colony – Cosmopolitanism – Postcolonial perspectives – Colonial complicity – 'Colonization' discourses – 'Empire' taught in English schools – Postcolonial people's history – Visual representations – The case of Vietnam
Stories of Traumatic Pasts: Colonialism, Antisemitism, and Turbo-Nationalism
Weimar colonialism: discourses and legacies of Post-Imperialism in Germany after 1918
In: Postkoloniale Studien in der Germanistik 6
Public health and colonialism: the case of German New Guinea ; 1884 - 1914
In: Quellen und Forschungen zur Südsee
In: Reihe B, Forschungen 1
Investigations on the "entangled history" of colonialism and mission in a new perspective: 20. Ludwig-Harms-Symposium, 28.-29.5.2021 in Hermannsburg
In: Quellen und Beiträge zur Geschichte der Hermannsburger Mission und des Ev.-luth. Missionswerkes in Niedersachsen Band 28
Kolonialismus und Erinnerungskultur: Die Kolonialvergangenheit im kollektiven Gedächtnis der deutschen und niederländischen Einwanderungsgesellschaft (Volume 40)
Der moderne europäische Kolonialismus hat die Ordnung der Welt tiefgreifend und dauerhaft verändert. Dies gilt für politische und wirtschaftliche, vor allem aber auch für "mentale" Strukturen. Eine kritische Auseinandersetzung mit der kolonialen Vergangenheit und ein Gedenken der Opfer sind in den ehemals kolonisierenden Gesellschaften dabei bisher weitgehend ausgeblieben. Dieser Befund trifft in unterschiedlichem Ausmaß auf Deutschland und die Niederlande zu, wie die Beiträge des Sammelbandes zeigen. Die Autorinnen und Autoren reflektieren den gegenwärtigen Stand der nachkolonialen Erinnerungskulturen in der Pädagogik, in literarischen Werken und im öffentlichen Gedenken. Neue Herausforderungen an ein bislang national geprägtes kollektives Gedächtnis ergeben sich durch die zunehmende Pluralisierung der beiden Einwanderungsgesellschaften. Schließlich wird nach der Zukunft von Erinnerung in einer sich entwickelnden Weltgesellschaft gefragt. Mit Beiträgen von Micha Brumlik, Kathrin Gawarecki, Matthias Heyl, Nicole Jansen, Anne Kerber, Reinhart Kössler, Rudolf Leiprecht, Helma Lutz, Gert Oostinde, Pamela Pattynama, Frank van Vree, Hasko Zimmer.
Europe Across Boundaries
In: Jahrbuch für Europäische Geschichte / European History Yearbook
The present issue of the European History Yearbook showcases research initially presented at the annual Mainz-Oxford graduate workshop "European History Across Boundaries from the Sixteenth to the Twentieth Century". The essays shed the straightjacket of national history and cross boundaries and borders. They do so by discussing the transcultural, transnational, and transimperial scopes of their research.
Un/doing Race: Rassifizierung in der Schweiz
What is the meaning of race, racialization and racism in Switzerland and how are they related to Switzerland's colonial heritage? How has the approach to racism changed historically? What role does anti-racist activism play, especially activism by black people and people of color? By discussing such questions, the volume shows how racism is ingrained in the structures of modern societies.
As the articles show, structural and everyday racism can also be found in Switzerland in various areas of society. On the one hand, this volume offers concepts and approaches to understand processes and mechanisms of racialization. The book thus creates the basis for a critical scientific reflection on racism and the use of the analytical category race in Switzerland.