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Language, Colonialism, and the State in Nineteenth Century Southwest AsiaDiscussion Group: West Asian Languages and LiteraturesResistance, co-optation or disciplining? How does language act under the violence of colonialism and state formation in 19th century Southwest Asia? by 15 March 2013; Stephen Sheehi (sheehi@sc.edu).
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