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The Architects of Dignity: Vietnamese Visions of Decolonization
Vietnamese Visions of Decolonization
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Kevin D. Pham's "The Architects of Dignity" explores Vietnamese political thought during the French colonial period.
The book examines the ideas of six influential Vietnamese intellectuals who grappled with questions of national identity, dignity, and decolonization.
Pham analyzes their diverse approaches to anti-colonialism, highlighting the role of shame and indignation in shaping their visions.
The work challenges Western-centric perspectives on political theory by showcasing the unique contributions of Vietnamese thinkers.
It offers valuable insights into the complexities of decolonization and cross-cultural engagement.
The book examines the ideas of six influential Vietnamese intellectuals who grappled with questions of national identity, dignity, and decolonization.
Pham analyzes their diverse approaches to anti-colonialism, highlighting the role of shame and indignation in shaping their visions.
The work challenges Western-centric perspectives on political theory by showcasing the unique contributions of Vietnamese thinkers.
It offers valuable insights into the complexities of decolonization and cross-cultural engagement.
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as the book written by the co-host of the podcast.

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as the author of the book, which introduces Vietnamese political thought to debates in political theory.

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Kevin D. Pham, "The Architects of Dignity: Vietnamese Visions of Decolonization" (Oxford UP, 2024)