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,Connections — Culture and the Social Order,emony for the social order, which different intellectuals sought to solve in different ways. A crucial figure in the chapter is therefore Matthew Arnold (1822–88), whose project was explicitly to sustain the social authority of religion by refiguring it as ‘culture’. But I conclude in a rather diffe

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Ethnicity, Race and Empire,glishman and the ‘Oriental’ — were apparently remote to the majority of English people who had never met a savage or an Oriental. The force of such oppositions was certainly not diminished by their being imaginary.

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Conclusion,very period of history is characterised by multiple and contradictory ways of thinking, seeing and feeling. It is rare indeed that there comes a moment at which, across a whole range of social and cultural forms, matters appear decisively to alter.

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