Youth, nationalism, and the Guinean Revolution
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Youth, nationalism, and the Guinean Revolution
（African systems of thought）
Indiana University Press, c2009
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Bibliography: p. [249]-257
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内容説明
In 1958, Guinea declared independence from France and propelled Ahmed Sekou Toure to power. Early revolutionary fervor was not to last, and until his death in 1984, Sekou Toure ruled with an iron fist. What would it have been like to participate in Guinea's changing political fortunes? Jay Straker invites readers to reconsider the sources, stakes, and ramifications of Guinea's nation-building experience. By engaging official political tracts, state and popular newspapers, education journals, novels, poems, plays, photographs, and personal histories, Straker offers an alternative view of the uneven effects of the state's attempts to reshape popular attitudes, social practice, and youth consciousness. Showing how visions of ideal youth played into the workings of revolutionary power, Straker creates a captivating and intense history that uncovers the ambitions that drove militant socialist-revolutionary politics in Guinea.
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1. Introduction: Whose Re-imagined Community?
Part 1. Imagining and Instituting a New Youth
2. Envisioning Youth across the Border of Independence
3. Ideologies of Schooling, Teachers' Authority, and Cultural Revolution
4. The Rise of Militant Theater
Part 2. Ventures and Misadventures in the Revolutionary Forest
5. Construing and Constructing the Nation's Margins: Troubles with the Forest and Forestiers
6. Forestier Itineraries across Revolutionary Pedagogical Domains
7. Forestier Stories of Militant Theater: Discovering the Motives and Moralities of a Revolutionary State
8. Conclusion: Nationalism and Memory after the Revolution
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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