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Liked It Rated 4 stars “Follow-up to the hugely significant Orientalism, Culture and Imperialism's subject works are much more well-known than those discussed in its predecessor. As such its much more readable for those who might have only a casual interest in the evident subject of the whole book (erm ... note the...” see full review » see other reviews »

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  “Follow-up to the hugely significant Orientalism, Culture and Imperialism's subject works are much more well-known than those discussed in its predecessor. As such its much more readable for those who might have only a casual interest in the evident subject of the whole book (erm ... note the title). Culture and Imperialism remains academically sound in spite of its well-known subject texts (Kipling's Kim, Camus etc.) and addresses the more academic works of the likes C.L.R. James and Raymond Williams (amongst many others) with equal tenacity.”

  Bhupash wrote this review Monday, September 8 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No