Transforming Africans into cogwheels of the imperial machine : ideology of progress, nationalism, and ultramontane Catholicism in service of the German colonial project in Togo, 1892-1914
1. Verfasser: |
Piwowarczyk, Darius J., 1958-
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Ort/Verlag/Jahr: |
Fribourg, Switzerland :
Academic Press,
2017.
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760 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm. |
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Studia Instituti Anthropos
v. 56. |
ISBN: | 9783727818080 3727818085 |
ISSN: | 0570-3085 ; |
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Inhaltsangabe:
- Three Theoretical Models: Polity, Symbolic-Ritual Systems, Colonial Field. Polity as an "Embodied Cosmo-, Socio- and Anthropovision": Bourdieuan Consecration as a Form of Disciplining of a "Politically Correct" Subject ; Symbolic-Ritual Systems: Theoretical-Practical Blueprints for Societal Discipling in the Nineteenth-Century Europe ; Colonial Field and Colonial Polity: A Look at the Colonial Panorama
- The German Colonial Polity of Togo, Its Social Space, and Ideological Blueprints. Geographical Space of German Togo and Its Expansion ; Social Space of German Togo: Taking Positions in the Colonial Field ; Colonial Visions: Three Organizing Narratives as Blueprints for the Colonial Polity in Togo
- Power Dispersed in Bodies. The Argument of Force or Prussia in Africa: the German Colonial State in Togo and the Disciplining of the Body-Subject ; The Force of Argument or Steyl in West Africa: Steyler Missionaries as Carriers of Cultural-Symbolic Capital in the Colonial Polity of German Togo ; Effects of Disciplining: Incarnations of the Colonial Body-Subject
- Postscript: Kulturkampf in the Colonial Field: A Politicized Conflict of the Steyler Missionaries with Colonial Administration.
- Introduction
- Three Theoretical Models : Polity, Symbolic-Ritual Systems, Colonial Field
- Polity as an "Embodied Cosmo-, Socio- and Anthropovision" : Bourdieuan Consecration as a Form of Disciplining of a "Politically Correct" Subject
- Introduction
- Habitual Action and Activated Habitus : Polity as an Embodied Cosmo-, Socio-, and Anthropovision
- Evolution of the Polity
- Consecration as the Essential Function of Polities as Embodied Cosmo-, Socio- and Anthropovisions
- Symbolic-Ritual Systems : Theoretical-Practical Blueprints for Societal Disciplining in the Nineteenth-Century Europe
- Imperial Dreams Realized : Ultramontanism or the "Roman" Doxa Inscribed in Catholic Polities
- The Decapitated Body of the Monarch : the Civic Religion of Nationalism and the "Athenian" Dispersion of Power
- "God is Dead, Man is God, and Beast is Man" : Between Berlin and London : Discourse and Praxis of Reason, Evolution, and Progress^^^-Symbolic Capital in the Colonial Polity of German Togo ; Effects of Disciplining: Incarnations of the Colonial Body-Subject
- Postscript: Kulturkampf in the Colonial Field: A Politicized Conflict of the Steyler Missionaries with Colonial Administration. Colonial Field and Colonial Polity : A Look at the Colonial Panorama
- Toward a Definition of Colonial Field
- The Colonial Polity
- Historical Forms of the Colonial State
- The Modern Colonial Polity in Africa and Its Advocates
- The Operational Code of the Colonial State in Africa
- Legitimation of the Colonial Project
- Colonial Education
- Colonial Body-Subject
- The German Colonial Polity of Togo, Its Social Space, and Ideological Blueprints
- Geographical Space of German Togo and Its Expansion
- The South-North Divide
- The Spatial Expansion of German Togo : Growth in Three Phases
- The Positivist Gaze and its Effects
- Expansion and Its Limits : Laissez-faire Capitalism, Positive Science, and Political Interests on the Colonial Frontier
- Exploration, Military Coercion, and Exploitation of the Imperialist Era
- Social Space of German Togo : Taking Positions in the Colonial Field^^^ and Progress^^^-Symbolic Capital in the Colonial Polity of German Togo ; Effects of Disciplining: Incarnations of the Colonial Body-Subject
- Postscript: Kulturkampf in the Colonial Field: A Politicized Conflict of the Steyler Missionaries with Colonial Administration. The Colonizers : the Political, Economic Pole : Governor, Military, Administration, and Entrepreneurs
- The Colonizers : The Cultural, Symbolic Pole : Missionaries and Educators
- The Collaborators : Indigenous Rulers, Employees, Mercenaries, Catechists, and Mixed-Bloods
- The Colonized : the Guin-Mina, the Ewe, and Peoples of the Northern Frontier
- Colonial Visions : Three Organizing Narratives as Blueprints for the Colonial Polity in Togo
- Die Nutzbarmachung des Bodens, seiner Schätze, der Flora, der Fauna und vor allem der Menschen : the Colonial Program of the German Empire in the Era of Progress
- Schwarze Untertanen statt schwarze Brüder : Nation and Race in Togo in the Era of Evolutionism and Nationalism
- Neger, Kanaken und Chinesen zu nützlichen Menschen zu erziehen : Missionary Programs for Togo
- Power Dispersed in Bodies^^^ocial Space of German Togo : Taking Positions in the Colonial Field^^^ and Progress^^^-Symbolic Capital in the Colonial Polity of German Togo ; Effects of Disciplining: Incarnations of the Colonial Body-Subject
- Postscript: Kulturkampf in the Colonial Field: A Politicized Conflict of the Steyler Missionaries with Colonial Administration. The Argument of Force or Prussia in Africa : the German Colonial State in Togo and the Disciplining of the Body-Subject
- Dura lex sed lex : Colonial Legislation in Togoland and Its Embodiment in the Form of Correctional Settlements
- Appropriated Space : Reshaping African Landscape in Terms of the Colonial Project
- Appropriated Time : Schooling, Work, and Military Drill
- Appropriated Body : Hygienic Regulations, Medical Practices, and Corporal Punishment
- The Force of Argument or Steyl in West Africa : Steyler Missionaries as Carriers of Cultural-Symbolic Capital in the Colonial Polity of German Togo
- Acculturated Space : Church Buildings in Lome and Anecho
- Institutional Ceremonies of Possession
- Cultural Aspects of the Church-Building Projects in Lome and Anecho
- The Consecration of the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Lome
- Producing Docile Laborers : Steyler Schools in Togo^^^al Field^^^ and Progress^^^-Symbolic Capital in the Colonial Polity of German Togo ; Effects of Disciplining: Incarnations of the Colonial Body-Subject
- Postscript: Kulturkampf in the Colonial Field: A Politicized Conflict of the Steyler Missionaries with Colonial Administration. Importance of Formal Schooling for the Missionary Project
- "Africanization" of the European Education Model
- Governmental Support for Mission Schools
- Daily Routine at Catholic Schools in German Togo
- Educating Decent Housewives : Catholic Schools for Girls
- Indigenous Teachers of Catholic Schools
- Curriculum and the Language of Instruction
- Competition with Protestant Schools
- Transforming Time : Incorporating a Weltanschauung through Religious Discourse and Rituals
- Redefining Astronomical Time : Catholic Annual Celebrations
- Controlling Biological Time : Catholic Rites of Passage
- Microtechniques of the Body : Clothing the Togolese
- Effects of Disciplining : Incarnations of the Colonial Body-Subject
- Arnold Fume : I will always do everything what a good and diligent teacher should do
- Adolf Kodjovi Johnson : No other nation but Germans has wine and oil to heal our African wounds^^^ Progress^^^-Symbolic Capital in the Colonial Polity of German Togo ; Effects of Disciplining: Incarnations of the Colonial Body-Subject
- Postscript: Kulturkampf in the Colonial Field: A Politicized Conflict of the Steyler Missionaries with Colonial Administration. Chrysostomus "Papa" Placca : I owe everything to the Germans
- Martin Aku : I learned to admire Germans in their multiples talents, and I was able to understand their character taking as the starting point their historical destiny
- Sylvanus Epiphanio Olympio : The splendid day, so very much desired, has finally come!
- Postscript : Kulturkampf in the Colonial Field : A Politicized Conflict of the Steyler Missionaries with Colonial Administration
- Conclusion : Power Dispersed in Bodies
- References
- Bibliography
- Index.