# Benedict Anderson
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Benedict Richard O'Gorman Anderson (August 26, 1936 – December 13, 2015) was a Chinese-born Anglo-Irish political scientist and historian who lived and taught in the United States. Anderson is best known for his 1983 book Imagined Communities, which explored the origins of nationalism. A polyglot with an interest in southeast Asia, he was the Aaron L. Binenkorb Professor Emeritus of International Studies, Government & Asian Studies at Cornell University.
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 ...
#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 dee...
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 co...
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 ...
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 ...
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, ...
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 Fl...
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 i...
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...
