# Benedict Anderson

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Civilization #58: Birth of the Nation-State

Nationalism is the main cause of World War One. How and why did it originate?In this talk to his Beijing high school students, Jiang Xueqin explains that nationalism was a response to religious, economic, and cultural challenges in Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries.The Protestant Reformation p‮…

#7 Who Owns Belonging? - Welcome to Country, Identity Politics and the Crisis of National Memory.

What happens when a nation boos a welcome? In this provocative episode of Max Marten Chats, Latvian-Australian author and commentator Max Marten explores the controversy around Welcome to Country ceremonies, Anzac Day booing, Indigenous recognition, multicultural identity, nationalism and the deep‮…

Yoruba - How a Name Became an Identity

The word “Yoruba” is everywhere today — in language, diaspora culture, and political identity across three continents — yet in the early 19th century it barely existed as a shared label. Most people understood themselves through kingdom, lineage, or town, not as members of a single Yorùbá people. ‮…

The Empire Fell. The Culture Didn't. How the Yoruba Survived Without a Center | YHIB S1E4

After the Oyo Empire collapsed, Yoruba kingdoms fought each other for sixty years. There was no center. No empire. No state holding things together. And yet — the culture held. How? Episode 4 of Yorùbá — History, Identity & the In-Between examines the seven mechanisms that kept Yoruba people con‮…

Boundaries

We tend to think of boundaries as restrictions — limits that hold us back. But boundaries are what make anything possible. In this episode, Mary explores boundaries as a universal pattern: the structures that define what is inside and outside a system, regulate what flows in and out, and protect t‮…

Birth of the Nation-State

Nationalism is the main cause of World War One. How and why did it originate?In this talk to his Beijing high school students, Jiang Xueqin explains that nationalism was a response to religious, economic, and cultural challenges in Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries.The Protestant Reformation p‮…

Podcasting's Politics of Empathy with Jason Loviglio

Today we talk radio, podcasting, and democracy with Jason Loviglio. Jason is an expert on the history of National Public Radio and a key theorist of how audio media have changed the public sphere. He traces the politics of radio down to the smallest details, like the kinds of mics that are used, t‮…

Breakthroughs Books Episode

In this special Books episode of Breakthroughs, five HEC Paris academics share the works that nudged, shook or sharpened the way they think about research: Seungah Sarah Lee with Imagined Communities by Benedict Anderson; Olivier Darmouni with Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson; Quirin Fle‮…

Analysis: A Macat Analysis of Benedict Anderson's Imagined Communities Audiobook by Jason Xidias

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Analysis: A Macat Analysis of Benedict Anderson's Imagined CommunitiesAuthor: Jason XidiasNarrator: Macat.comPublisher: Macat International Limited.Release date: 07-19-2016Language: EnglishSummary:Some people think nationhood is‮…

Shut Down Lagos for 37 Days

Ọ̀rọ̀ tó bá dùn l'ẹnu, á dùn l'etí — words that are sweet in the mouth are sweet in the ear. But printed words do something the proverb doesn't mention: they outlive the mouth that spoke them. Lagos, June 1945: the trains stop running, the docks go silent, and for over a month the busiest city in ‮…