Kurdistan : crafting of national selves
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Kurdistan : crafting of national selves
Indiana University Press, c2008
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 165-178) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Kurdistan provides an introduction to and a succinct history of the idea of Kurdistan, the imagined homeland of the Kurds. Christopher Houston examines the historiography, ethnography, and changing political status of the Kurdish regions vis-a-vis the Ottoman and British empires, and considers the responses of Kurds to the nation-building missions of modern Turkey, Iraq, and Iran. These projects, driven by ambitious elites in the modernizing capitals of new nation-states, were accompanied by varying degrees of intolerance toward minority ethnic languages, political institutions, and regional autonomy.
目次
Introduction One Nationalizing Origins: Imagining the Ottoman Empire and Kurdistan (1) Two 'Set aside from the Pen and Cut off from the Foot': Imagining the Ottoman Empire and Kurdistan (2) Three Representing Kurds: A Brief History of Kurds and Kurdistan in Ethnography Four Kemalism and the Crafting of National Selves in Kurdistan Five Kurdish Inhabitation of the 'Kemalist City' Conclusion Bibliography Index
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