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Personal Values and Managerial Behaviourct for the peoples of their overseas territories, the exhibition displays, publications and festivals communicated clearly another theme: French pride in an empire of subject races that provided labour for their ‘civilized’ tutors.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-00445-3o terms with this paradox of their omnipresence and marginality. It will begin by examining the imperial or colonial policies of the Republic, and then attempt to place them in the context of other Republican policies, particularly those of the building of the Republican nation and the assimilation

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Culture and Empire, 1830–1962: An Overview vast scale of the project had created an eager sense of anticipation. People had been talking about the event for weeks and, as President Gaston Doumergue was driven from his residence to the main gate of the Exhibition, escorted by a squadron of colonial cavalry in full dress uniform, crowds cheer

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Surrealism, Colonialism and Photographynst common assumptions of how surrealism is understood today. A typical view of surrealism in contemporary Anglo-American culture regards it as the antics of a group of sexist young men totally preoccupied with their own chaotic internal thoughts who were the initiators of scandalous asocial activit

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against Civilization and enthusiastically endorsed by a broad cross-section of the population. Dissenting voices were rare. Two examples were the French Communist Party and the Surrealist group surrounding André Breton, whose joint attempt to stage a revolutionary alternative to the immense, state-sponsored Colonial Ex

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