 | Benedict Richard O'Gorman Anderson - 1991 - 244 oldal
...Cyrillicization.24 We can summarize the conclusions to be drawn from the argument thus far by saying that the convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human language created the possibility of a new form of imagined community, which in its basic morphology... | |
 | 1993 - 84 oldal
...entire territory of a nation and its total 'linguistic vo8. As Benedict Anderson provocatively suggests: «...the convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human language created the possibility of a new form of imagined community, which in its basic morphology... | |
 | Thomas Docherty - 1993 - 548 oldal
...in Babel. That is to say, nationalism is a product of what he calls 'print-capitalism'. He writes: 'the convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human languages created the possibility of a new form of imagined community which in its basic morphology... | |
 | Avtar Brah - 1996 - 294 oldal
...crucial to the construction and circulation of the European discourse of 'nation-ness' and nationalism: ' the convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human language created the possibility of a new form of imagined community, which in its basic morphology... | |
 | Ronald Deibert - 2000 - 348 oldal
...interaction with capitalism, which assured widespread distribution of the new mode of communication. "The convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human language created the possibility of a new form of imagined community, which in its basic morphology... | |
 | Kathryn Sutherland - 1997 - 264 oldal
...decisive historic role.1 i Anderson makes this observation on the basis of his earlier conclusion that 'the convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human language created the possibility of a new form of imagined community. which in its basic morphology... | |
 | Ania Loomba, Professor of English Ania Loomba - 1998 - 308 oldal
...creating certain standardised languages that could be used to reach diverse groups of people. Thus, 'the convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human language created the possibility of a new form of imagined community, which in its basic morphology... | |
 | David McCrone - 1998 - 222 oldal
...Fourth, and following Benedict Anderson's key argument, modern nations are artefacts of print capitalism: 'the convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human language created the possibility of a new form of imagined community which in its basic morphology... | |
 | Victor E. Taylor, Charles E. Winquist - 1998 - 824 oldal
...in Babel. That is to say, nationalism is a product of what he calls 'print-capitalism'. He writes: 'the convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human languages created the possibility of a new form of imagined community which in its basic morphology... | |
 | Tom Lewis, Francisco J. Sánchez - 1999 - 340 oldal
...bourgeoisies were the first classes to achieve solidarities on an essentially imagined basis . . . The convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human language created the possibility of a new form of imagined community, which in its basic morphology... | |
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We can summarize the conclusions to be drawn from the argument thus far by saying that the convergence of capitalism and print technology on the fatal diversity of human language created the possibility of a new form of imagined community, which in its... 
