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100			_aDhawan, Nikita _4aut _969763
245			_aRescuing the Enlightenment From the Europeans _bCritical Theories of Decolonization
264			_aNorth Carolina _bDe Gruyter _c2026
300			_a383 Seiten
336			_2rdacontent _aText _btxt
337			_2rdamedia _aComputermedien _bbc
338			_2rdacarrier _aOnline Ressource _bcr
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520			_aIntroduction. Postcolonial Dilemmas: To Renounce or Rescue the Enlightenment 1 Part I. The History of the Present 19 1. Who Financed the Enlightenment? Colonialism and the Age of Reason 21 2. The Self-Barbarization of Europe: Enlightenment and Nazism 65 3. Europe: What Can It Teach Us? 113 Part II. Where Does the Future Come From? 4. The Nonperformativity of Critique: Protest Politics, State Phobia, and the Erotics of Resistance 143 5. Critique of Violence-Violence of Critique 205 6. Aesthetic Enlightenment and the Art of Decolonization 262 Conclusion. Affirmative Sabotage of the Masters Tools 288 Acknowledgment
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