The Influence of Benedict Anderson

Alistair McCleery · Benjamin A. Brabon

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The Influence of Benedict Anderson provides a re-evaluation of Anderson's theories of the nation-reflectingupon and critically applying his work to a number of contexts. This edited collection of original and insightful essays reinvigorates debates on Anderson's critical concepts ans is essential reading for those intersted in the rhetoric of nationalism and how the nation is imagined.

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