C Sutherland
Biographic Data
| ID | 58322 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Sutherland |
| GIVEN NAMES | C |
| FAMILY NAME | Sutherland |
| SIGNATURE | SUTHERLAND C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Durham University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9609-0949 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Visual Representations of the Sea
The chapter shows that visual representations of the sea often depict it as an accessory to human endeavour, to be crossed or exploited, but that other representations of the sea's own materiality exist. Addressing themes of colonial cartography, materiality and migration in turn, it first discusses how the sea became a site of human heroism, conquest and overcoming fear of the unknown. The chapter then shows how the sea is often ‘flattened’ into…
Stop the clock! Taking the nation out of linear time and bounded space
This article focuses on the importance of linear time and bounded space to the nation, which must have a past, present and future in a way that occludes other ways of grasping time. It offers a critique of national chronological time and advances an alternative approach to national belonging based on a politics of longing. The article argues that rather than start with the nation-state as a category of analysis, as is the case with methodological…
Inviting essential outsiders in
The article uses the archetype of a cosmopolitan, diasporic Jewish community to reassess the ‘imagined community’ of the nation. It takes as its starting point the notion of ‘Essential Outsiders’ mooted by Anthony Reid and Daniel Chirot in their so-titled, comparative study of Jewish and Chinese entrepreneurs in Europe and South-East Asia respectively. Drawing on Benedict Anderson’s methodological writings, the article discusses the possibility a…
Diaspora and Citizenship
Repression and resistance? French colonialism as seen through Vietnamese museums
The paper examines how resistance to colonial rule is officially represented in contemporary Vietnam. It does so by analyzing selected museums - which are all state-controlled - in the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi. Although Hanoi’s rich colonial era architectural heritage is slowly being recognized, this reassessment has yet to find a parallel in Vietnam’s official museum discourse. The manner in which the imperial legacy is treated or ignored tod…
Asgp Postgraduate Prize 2001 - Nation, Heimat, Vaterland
The article employs a post-modern theoretical framework to examine the CSU's ideological construction of the concepts of Nation, Heimat and Vaterland. Discourse theory is used to characterise the dynamics underpinning the party's bid for ideological hegemony in Bavaria. Examples of party rhetoric are placed in their historical context, in order to trace the process of political mobilisation through the definition of concepts. The CSU's articulati…
Asgp Postgraduate Prize 2001 - Nation, Heimat, Vaterland
The article employs a post-modern theoretical framework to examine the CSU's ideological construction of the concepts of Nation, Heimat and Vaterland. Discourse theory is used to characterise the dynamics underpinning the party's bid for ideological hegemony in Bavaria. Examples of party rhetoric are placed in their historical context, in order to trace the process of political mobilisation through the definition of concepts. The CSU's articulati…
Diaspora and Citizenship
Stop the clock! Taking the nation out of linear time and bounded space
This article focuses on the importance of linear time and bounded space to the nation, which must have a past, present and future in a way that occludes other ways of grasping time. It offers a critique of national chronological time and advances an alternative approach to national belonging based on a politics of longing. The article argues that rather than start with the nation-state as a category of analysis, as is the case with methodological…
Inviting essential outsiders in
The article uses the archetype of a cosmopolitan, diasporic Jewish community to reassess the ‘imagined community’ of the nation. It takes as its starting point the notion of ‘Essential Outsiders’ mooted by Anthony Reid and Daniel Chirot in their so-titled, comparative study of Jewish and Chinese entrepreneurs in Europe and South-East Asia respectively. Drawing on Benedict Anderson’s methodological writings, the article discusses the possibility a…
Asgp Postgraduate Prize 2001 - Nation, Heimat, Vaterland
The article employs a post-modern theoretical framework to examine the CSU's ideological construction of the concepts of Nation, Heimat and Vaterland. Discourse theory is used to characterise the dynamics underpinning the party's bid for ideological hegemony in Bavaria. Examples of party rhetoric are placed in their historical context, in order to trace the process of political mobilisation through the definition of concepts. The CSU's articulati…
Repression and resistance? French colonialism as seen through Vietnamese museums
The paper examines how resistance to colonial rule is officially represented in contemporary Vietnam. It does so by analyzing selected museums - which are all state-controlled - in the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi. Although Hanoi’s rich colonial era architectural heritage is slowly being recognized, this reassessment has yet to find a parallel in Vietnam’s official museum discourse. The manner in which the imperial legacy is treated or ignored tod…
Diaspora and Citizenship
Inviting essential outsiders in
The article uses the archetype of a cosmopolitan, diasporic Jewish community to reassess the ‘imagined community’ of the nation. It takes as its starting point the notion of ‘Essential Outsiders’ mooted by Anthony Reid and Daniel Chirot in their so-titled, comparative study of Jewish and Chinese entrepreneurs in Europe and South-East Asia respectively. Drawing on Benedict Anderson’s methodological writings, the article discusses the possibility a…
Stop the clock! Taking the nation out of linear time and bounded space
This article focuses on the importance of linear time and bounded space to the nation, which must have a past, present and future in a way that occludes other ways of grasping time. It offers a critique of national chronological time and advances an alternative approach to national belonging based on a politics of longing. The article argues that rather than start with the nation-state as a category of analysis, as is the case with methodological…
Visual Representations of the Sea
The chapter shows that visual representations of the sea often depict it as an accessory to human endeavour, to be crossed or exploited, but that other representations of the sea's own materiality exist. Addressing themes of colonial cartography, materiality and migration in turn, it first discusses how the sea became a site of human heroism, conquest and overcoming fear of the unknown. The chapter then shows how the sea is often ‘flattened’ into…
Philosophy (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Nationalism (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works)