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Gary Y. Okihiro presents the intellectual history of the core ideas, concepts, methods, and theories of Third World studies—an academic field first proposed in 1968 that never existed—in order to provide tools for understanding power and ending oppression.

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"Okihiro makes an exciting and innovative contribution to the scholarship on Third World studies by analysing a range of topics. It will make an excellent reading for anyone interested in the interplay between politics and framing of subjectivities and would be particularly useful for undergraduate and graduate courses on postcolonial studies, critical pedagogy and international politics." -- Ananya Sharma * Postcolonial Studies *

Table of Contents
Acknowledgments ix

Introduction 1

1. Subjects 15

2. Nationalism 37

3. Imperialism 57

4. World-System 77

5. Education 93

6. Subjectification 107

7. Racial Formation 121

8. Social Formation 139

9. Syntheses 155

Notes 173

Bibliography 187

Index 201

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      Publisher Duke University Press
      Published 2 September 2016
      ISBN-13 9780822362098
      978-0822362098
      ISBN-10 0822362090
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      Ethnic studies / Ethnicity Higher education, tertiary education

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Gary Y. Okihiro presents the intellectual history of the core ideas, concepts, methods, and theories of Third World studies—an academic field first proposed in 1968 that never existed—in order to provide tools for understanding power and ending oppression.

      Trade Review
      "Okihiro makes an exciting and innovative contribution to the scholarship on Third World studies by analysing a range of topics. It will make an excellent reading for anyone interested in the interplay between politics and framing of subjectivities and would be particularly useful for undergraduate and graduate courses on postcolonial studies, critical pedagogy and international politics." -- Ananya Sharma * Postcolonial Studies *

      Table of Contents
      Acknowledgments ix

      Introduction 1

      1. Subjects 15

      2. Nationalism 37

      3. Imperialism 57

      4. World-System 77

      5. Education 93

      6. Subjectification 107

      7. Racial Formation 121

      8. Social Formation 139

      9. Syntheses 155

      Notes 173

      Bibliography 187

      Index 201

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