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Ethnicity and nationalism / Thomas Hylland Eriksen.
Penn Museum Library GN495.6 .E75 2002
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Eriksen, Thomas Hylland
- Series:
- Anthropology, culture, and society
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Ethnicity.
- Ethnic groups.
- Nationalism.
- Physical Description:
- x, 199 pages ; 22 cm.
- Edition:
- Second edition.
- Place of Publication:
- London ; Sterling, Va. : Pluto Press, 2002.
- Contents:
- Ethnicity, race and nation 5
- Ethnicity and class 7
- The current concern with ethnicity 8
- From tribe to ethnic group 10
- Kinds of ethnic relations 13
- Analytical concepts and 'native' concepts 16
- 2. Ethnic classification: Us and Them 19
- The ecology of the city 19
- The melting-pot metaphor 20
- Communicating cultural difference 21
- Stereotyping 23
- Folk taxonomies and social distance 25
- Dichotomisation and complementarisation 27
- Ethnic stigma 29
- Negotiating identity 30
- Ethnicity from the individual's point of view 32
- What are the criteria for ethnicity? 34
- 3. The social organisation of cultural distinctiveness 36
- Ascription as a decisive feature of ethnicity 36
- Boundary maintenance 38
- Boundary transcendence 39
- Degrees of ethnic incorporation 40
- Ethnicity as resource competition 44
- Levels of ethnicity 46
- The theory of plural societies 48
- Ethnicity and rank 49
- The interrelationship between criteria 51
- Instrumentalism and its critics 53
- A problem of culture 56
- 4. Ethnic identity and ideology 59
- Order in the social universe 60
- Anomalies 62
- Entrepreneurs 65
- Analog and digital: we and us 66
- The emergence of ethnic identities 67
- The creation of an ancestral identity 70
- History and ideology 71
- Social factors in identity processes 73
- Does European identity exist? 74
- What do identities do? 76
- 5. Ethnicity in history 78
- The historical development of ethnic relations 79
- Expansions of system boundaries 79
- Capitalism 80
- 'Black' ethnogenesis 82
- Indians in new worlds 83
- 'Ethnic revitalisation': from people to a people 85
- Colonialism and migration 86
- The power of naming 87
- Modern education and ethnic identity 90
- Ethnicity, history and culture 91
- Cultural history in ethnic identity 93
- 6. Nationalism 96
- The race to nation 96
- What is nationalism? 98
- The nation as a cultural community 100
- The political use of cultural symbols 101
- Nationalism and industrial society 103
- Communications technology and nationhood 104
- Nationalism as religion and as metaphoric kinship 106
- The nation-state 107
- Nationalism against the state 108
- Nationalism and the Other 110
- The problem of identity boundaries 112
- Nationalism without ethnicity? 115
- Nationalism and ethnicity reconsidered 119
- 7. Minorities and the state 121
- Minorities and majorities 121
- The creation of minorities in the modern world 124
- Indigenous peoples 125
- Territorial conflict 126
- Stages in ethnogenesis 127
- Factors in indigenous ethnogenesis 129
- Urban minorities 131
- Boundary processes 132
- Does culture matter among urban migrants? 135
- Identities and culture 137
- Ethnicity in the US: race, class and language 138
- Minorities and modernity 140
- 8. Identity politics, culture and rights 143
- The paradox of multiculturalism 143
- Liberal philosophy and multiethnic societies 146
- Embedded discourses about culture and pluralism 148
- Fundamentalism and ambivalence 150
- Diaspora or hybridity? 152
- Transnationalism and long-distance nationalism 153
- The modernity of Hindutva 156
- General features of identity politics 158
- 9. The non-ethnic 162
- Current tensions in social theory 163
- Changes in the social world 164
- Globalisation and localisation 166
- Identities and loyalties 169
- Gender, ethnicity and nationhood 171
- Beyond ethnicity? 173
- The end of ethnicity? 174
- The eye of the beholder 177.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 179-191) and index.
- ISBN:
- 0745318886
- 0745318878
- OCLC:
- 49029600
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