Anthropology 4400E Chapter Notes - Chapter online reading: Imagined Communities
25 Jan 2018
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Sunday, january 21, 2018 anthro 4400 reading notes on census, map, museum in imagined communities by anderson 1991. Islam and buddhism reigned in these areas. Islamic treated as just another name for malay". Places started having names and divisions were created along maps. The dutch attempted to separate west new guinea, keep it under colonial rule and prepare it for independent nationhood. The map brought the west papuan nationalists together. Progressive colonials as well as natives were urging major investments in modern schooling. The conservatives feared the long term consequences and wanted the natives to stay native. Believed they were incapable of greatness or self-rule. In indonesia there was a move for paintings to be mass-produced and distributed throughout primary-school systems to have plastered all over classroom walls. This was to remind indonesia of their past. The state controls peoples, regions, religions, languages, products, monuments etc. Map and census shaped the grammar which would make possible burma" and.
