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The devil's handwriting : precoloniality and the German colonial state in Qingdao, Samoa, and Southwest Africa / George Steinmetz.

Publication | Digitized | Library Call Number: JV2017 .S74 2007

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    Abstract:
    Series
    Chicago studies in practices of meaning
    Chicago studies in practices of meaning.
    Format
    Book
    Author/Creator
    Steinmetz, George, 1957-
    Published
    Chicago : University of Chicago Press, [2007]
    ©2007
    Locale
    Germany
    Qingdao (China)
    China
    Samoa
    Namibia
    Deutschland
    Samoainseln
    Tsingtau
    Westsamoa
    German colonies
    Oceania
    Contents
    Introduction: Ethnography and the colonial state
    pt. I. Southwest Africa. "A world composed almost entirely of contradictions" : Southwest Africans in German eyes, before colonialism ; From native policy to genocide to eugenics : German Southwest Africa
    pt. II. Samoa. "A foreign race that all travelers have agreed to be the most engaging" : the creation of the Samoan noble savage, by way of Tahiti ; "The spirit of the German nation at work in the Antipodes" : German colonialism in Samoa, 1900-1914
    pt. III. China. The foreign devil's handwriting : German views of China before "Kiautschou" ; A pact with the (foreign) devil : Qingdao as a colony
    Conclusion: Colonial afterlives.
    Notes
    Includes bibliographical references (pages 527-603) and index.
    Introduction: Ethnography and the colonial state -- pt. I. Southwest Africa. "A world composed almost entirely of contradictions" : Southwest Africans in German eyes, before colonialism ; From native policy to genocide to eugenics : German Southwest Africa -- pt. II. Samoa. "A foreign race that all travelers have agreed to be the most engaging" : the creation of the Samoan noble savage, by way of Tahiti ; "The spirit of the German nation at work in the Antipodes" : German colonialism in Samoa, 1900-1914 -- pt. III. China. The foreign devil's handwriting : German views of China before "Kiautschou" ; A pact with the (foreign) devil : Qingdao as a colony -- Conclusion: Colonial afterlives.

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    Language
    English
    ISBN
    9780226772417
    9780226772431
    0226772411
    0226772438
    Physical Description
    xxviii, 640 pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 24 cm.

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