— Ethan B. Katz and Lisa Moses Leff and Maud S. Mandel and Colette Zytnicki and Daniel J. Schroeter and Tara Zahra and David Feldman and Adam Mendelsohn and Susannah Heschel and Israel Bartal and Derek J. Penslar and Joshua Cole and Elizabeth F. Thompson and and Frances MalinoWhereas post-colonial states were frequently the creation of nationalist movements, postcolonialism, according to Robert Young, one of the subject’s most eminent scholars, “always operates as a form of internationalism” because nationalism, in his view, is inherently oppressive, and new tricontinental (Asian/African/Latin American) states that adopt European nationalist sensibilities and practices have internalized the evils of the oppressor.3 I do not share this view, which robs the anticolonial nationalist movements of the power of judgment
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