Imperialism and Popular Culture
Bibliographic Data
| ID | 19936752 |
|---|---|
| Editors | John M Mackenzie |
| Year | 2017 |
| Publication date | 2017-03-01 |
| Open Access | No |
| Type | BOOK |
| Reviewed by | Imperialism and Popular Culture, David Maughan-Brown, 1987 |
| Venue | Imperialism and Popular Culture (SOURCE_BOOK) |
| Publisher | Manchester University Press (PUBLISHER • GB) |
| DOI | 10.7765/9781526119568 |
| OpenAlex | W2080545474 |
| Open Library | OL35557265M |
| ISBN | 9781526119568 |
| Language | EN |
| Citations received | 295 |
Patriotism and Empire - music hall entertainment, 1870-1914, Penny Summerfield Up Guards and At Them! - British imperialism and popular art, 1880-1914, John O. Springhall of England, home and duty - the image of England in Victorian and Edwardian juvenile fiction, J.S. Bratton showbiz imperialism - the case of Peter Lobengula, Ben Shepard The grit of our forefathers: - invented traditions, propaganda and imperialism, J.A. Mangan Boy's Own empire - feature films and imperialism in the 1930s, Jeffrey Richards In touch with the infinite: the BBC and the Empire, 1923-53, John M. MacKenzie Bringing the Empire alive: - the Empire Marketing Board and imperial propaganda, 1926-33, Stephen Constantine citizens of Empire - Baden-Powell, scouts and guides, and an imperial ideal, Allen Warren
Art · Literature · Popular culture · Australian History and Society
Empire films and the dissemination of Americanism in colonial India
Military masculinities and imperial masculinities
From ‘Brother Boer’ to ‘Dirty Boers’
The Popular Entertainment Side of Broadcasting Should Receive Much More Attention
Fresh From the Front’
Sensation – intimacy – interaction
Mapping the Contours of Race
Boycotts, buycotts and consumer activism in a global context
Buying for Britain, China, or India? Patriotic trade, ethnicity, and market in the 1930s British empire/Commonwealth
A British sea
The King's Christmas pudding
A Scholar for All Seasons
Transvaal Spectacles”
[L]aughing nations of happy children who have never grown up
Colonizing the Thames
Beneath the Skin. Or
Taking the Measure of the Commonwealth
King Leopold's Bust
Occult, Empire and Landscape
The Vital Force
Sanguinary Amusement”
Imperial Gothic 2.0
Rethinking the history of British popular culture, 1850–1914
Sport, Segregation and Space
Imperial ardor or apathy? A Comparative international historiography of popular imperialism
Empire, Cultures and Identities in Nineteenth‐ and Twentieth‐Century Britain
By Jingo! Methods for researching popular imperialism
Reading Newspapers
London’s ‘Mafeking Fever’ Reconsidered
Fields of Obligation
The meanings of the late Victorian sailor suit
The slavery question in Eastern Africa’
Bringing Home the “Danish” Bacon
A passage from India
Raising Africa
Playing fields through to battle fields
Ceremonial visions of Australia
Jingoism, Public Opinion, And The New Imperialism
Flattened Visions From Timeless Machines1
Language Matters
The politics and poetics of modern British Leisure
Writing Europe into British cultural history
White Heat, Guide Blue
The Queen’s Dolls’ House within the British Empire Exhibition
From Propaganda to ‘Information’
Enoch Powell, empires, immigrants and education
Culture, ‘Race’ and the Missionary Public in Mid-Victorian Wales
Military Influence in Late Victorian and Edwardian Popular Media
English Girls and the International Dimensions of British Citizenship in the 1940s
United by blood
On Television Comedy as an Invented Tradition
Le monde britannique, une société impériale (1815-1919)
"Social Darwinism and British "new imperialism
Racial ideas and the impact of imperialism in Europe
Manhoods and museums
Victorian Military Painting and the Construction of Masculinity
Masculinity, Heroism, and the Empire
White Cities,” “Diamond Zulus,” and the “African Contribution to Human Advancement”
A better class of boy’ the big brother movement, youth migration and citizenship of empire
The Politics of Pictures
Minstrel show and vaudeville house
An Edwardian childhood
Music Hall in Johannesburg
Lisbon
A nation of town criers
Only a local affair’? Imagining and enacting locality through London's Boer War carnivals
Selling peace
The spectacle of war
Boy meets world
It Ain't where you're from, it's where you're At
Prologue
Epilogue
The 1899 Orange Free State football team tour of Europe
Handsome physiognomy and blameless physique’
Sport in society
Contrasting nationalisms
Go army! beat RMC? the history of the United States military academy‐royal military college of Canada hockey rivalry
A neglected imperialist
Knowing Nature through Markets
The embers of expiring sedition'
Courting public favour
Groundless optimism
Propagating the New Zealand ideal
Cutting colonial losses
Sensationalising Africa
An ‘Incalculable Blunder’
Expert Equestrians
Empire, Repetition, and Reluctant Subjects
G.W. Steevens and the message of empire
The Language of Imperialism in British Electoral Politics, 1880–1910
A Poorly Invented Tradition? La Semaine coloniale française 1927–1939 in its Transnational Context
Decolonising Imperial Heroes
Minding Civilisation and Humanity in 1867
Bringing Another Empire Alive? The Empire Marketing Board and the Construction of Dominion Identity, 1926–33
Truest History, Struck Off at White Heat’
Terrifying and Powerful, Fertile and Homely
Juvenile Travellers
Sport and Social Relationships in the Falkland Islands up to 1982
John Bull’s Other Vineyard
Practical Christianity in Practice
| Unique citing works | 239 |
|---|---|
| Citations per year | 7,56 |
| Citation span | 1987 - 2026 (40) |
| Citation velocity | current |
| Highly cited | Yes |
| Citation types | Neutral: 88 |