Spectral nationality: passages of freedom from Kant to postcolonial literatures of liberation

Abstract

Introduction: The Death of the Nation?Part I: Culture as Freedom: Territorializations and Deterritorializations The Rationality of Life: On the Organismic Metaphor of the Social and Political BodyKant's Cosmopolitanism and the Technic of NatureIncarnations of the Ideal: Nation and State in Fichte and HegelRevolutions That Take Place in the Head: Marx and the National Question in Socialist DecolonizatonPart II: Surviving (Postcoloniality) Novel Nation: The Buildung of the Postcolonial Nation as Sociological OrganismThe Haunting of the People: The Spectral Public Sphere in Pramoedya Ananta Toer's Buru QuartetAfterlives: The Mutual Haunting of the State and NationThe Neocolonial State and Other Prostheses of the Postcolonial National Body: Ngugi wa Thiong'o's Project of Revolutionary National CultureEpilogue. Spectral Nationality: The Living-On of the Postcolonial Nation in Globalization

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