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Classifying Muslims: Contextualizing Religion and Race in the United Kingdom and Germany
Abstract Since the late 20th century, public discourse in Muslim‐minority countries has centered around the question of how to classify Muslims. In this paper, we compare the state, academic, and self‐classification of Muslims in two countries: the United Kingdom and Germany.
Elisabeth Becker +2 more
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Fast Futures and Everyday Endurance: Mobility, Temporality, and Cycle‐Rickshaws in Dhaka
Abstract This article takes the cycle‐rickshaw industry in Dhaka, Bangladesh, as a point of departure for examining the discrepancy between the everyday rhythms and embodied realities of Dhaka traffic and the idealized image of mobility that drives imaginations of the urban future.
Annemiek Prins
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Abstract This article explores how hegemonic masculinity forged discourses of modern statesmanship in the United States and Italy in the first three decades of the twentieth century. It unpacks the ‘presidential masculinity’ of Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson and compares these gendered performances of political leadership in the United States to
Jaap Verheul
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Developing organizational learning for scaling‐up community‐based primary health care in Ghana
Abstract Introduction Achieving effective community‐based primary health care requires evidence for guiding strategic decisions that must be made. However, research processes often limit data collection to particular organizational levels or disseminate results to specific audiences.
John Koku Awoonor‐Williams +1 more
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Reconstructing the Present/Past: Antimodernism and Early Film Reenactments [PDF]
This dissertation examines the cultural history surrounding early film reenactments and elucidates their relationship with modernity. Beginning in the 1890s, motion pictures became part of modern unreality.
Bordino, Alex W
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Tin Lizzie Dreams: Henry Ford and Antimodern American Culture, 1919-1942 [PDF]
“Tin Lizzie Dreams: Henry Ford and Antimodern American Culture, 1919-1942” is an interdisciplinary cultural history combining close analyses of print and broadcast media, music and dance, technology, and built environments to argue that Henry Ford, one ...
Hatley, Aaron Robertson
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Islamic Traditionalists: “Against the Modern World”?
The Muslim World, Volume 113, Issue 3, Page 333-354, Summer 2023.
Jacob Williams
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Economic Anthropology, Volume 10, Issue 1, Page 135-137, January 2023.
Micaela di Leonardo
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Antimodernism, Reactionary Modernism and National Socialism. Technocratic Tendencies in Germany, 1890–1945. [PDF]
The article looks critically at attempts to explain the rise of National Socialism in Germany by trying to identify a peculiarly German tradition of antimodernism or reactionary modernism (by, among others, Jeffrey Herf).
Rohkramer, Thomas
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BOIS, Yve-Alain, BUCHLOH, Benjamin H.D., FOSTER, Hal e KRAUSS, Rosalind. Art since 1900. Modernism, antimodernism, postmodernism.
Sá, Alexandre
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