The French Imperial Nation-State: Negritude and Colonial Humanism between the Two World Wars
by Gary Wilder
Gary Wilder examines the French imperial nation-state through the linked histories of Negritude and colonial humanism. Focusing on the years between the two world wars, this scholarly work explores the intersections of French national identity, imperial politics, and intellectual life.
About This Book
The French Imperial Nation-State explores the relationship between French national identity and imperial power.
Gary Wilder focuses on Negritude and colonial humanism during the period between the two world wars.
The book considers how ideas about nationhood, colonialism, and humanism intersected within the French imperial framework.
It offers a scholarly perspective on the political and intellectual history of the French empire in the interwar era.
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