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Lakhan Kumar,Navneeta Bharadvaja Sultan to establish the significance of paternalism and sentimentality within imperial affect. Racist assumptions of white European superiority, which underpinned the extreme violence of empire, structured the presentation of British guardianship as an unambiguous cultural benefit for enemy childre

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Inamuddin,Mohd Imran Ahamed,Ram Prasadth civilians. While violence was widespread there too, not least because dehumanising racialisation extended to all the group’s members, its acceptance was still more tension-ridden. Most European soldiers were aware that brutality against civilians (women and children in particular) violated tenets

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7140-9an in Port Said. In 1940s Canada, the confluence of racial and sexual hierarchies operated differently. The final case study, ‘Like the Boys from Town, But More Polite: Encounters Between Canadian Women and German POWs, 1940–1945’, examines how wartime ideals of ‘whiteness’ and sexualized masculinit

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Clean Energy Production Technologiesia theatre. Wars dictate unambiguous demarcation of ‘enemy’ and ‘friend’, but the two superstructures were both breached . reinstated in wartime Northeast India. The specificity of the context—characterised by ongoing empire-building activities in the final years of the British empire, the rising in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-2817-0 haunting memories and landscapes’ . a space of fear, uncertainty and uncivilised violence in a deliberate attempt to leverage the power of culture against culture (Edward Said, .. London: Routledge (1978/2003), p. 1.).