Indian Liberalism between Nation and Empire

Acknowledgements

Abbreviations

Introduction






Why Gopal Krishna Gokhale?



Thematic foci and chapter preview



Literature and sources

Chapter 1: Liberalism






The promises of Western education



Teacher and journalist



Learning at Ranade's feet



Coming to the political fore



Amidst 'the stormy and uncertain sea of public life'



Conclusion

Chapter 2: Nationalism






Geographical entity or nation?



From India to Indians: A civil religion



Building the nation beyond the nation



Accommodating difference: The Muslim question



National pedagogies: The 'depressed classes'



Conclusion

Chapter 3: Cosmopolitanism






A Hindu in the heart of empire: A passage to England



Campaigning for the Indian cause in the metropole



A liberal empire?



The Universal Races Congress



A moral education for the Indian youth



The South African question: A means to other ends?



Diaspora, empire and nation



Conclusion

Chapter 4: Citizenship






Envisioning citizenship, making citizens



Serving India?



Teaching temperance



Social rights between welfare and charity



Mass education, national development, democracy



Conclusion

Conclusion

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• Biografia: geral
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intellectual history;colonial governance;political modernity;caste reform;social service movements;historiographical debates;liberalism in colonial India