The Invention of the European

Vol. 25 No. 5-6 (2015)

Herausgegeben von Matthias Middell

 

Articles

The Making of Homo Europaeus: Problems, Approaches and Perspective


Kiran Klaus Patel
15-31

Europe in the Tropics? The Transfer of the Portuguese Royal Court to Brazil (1807/08) and the Adaptation of European Ideals in the New Imperial Capital


Debora Gerstenberger
32-46

Invented Superiority: British Self-Perception and Indian Responses in Colonial South Asia


Michael Mann
47-67

Homo Europaeus migrans. From “White Man” via Chinese Encyclopedia to EU citizen?


Matthias Mesenhöller
68-80

Drawing Geographies of Belonging: Representations of the European in the Australian Press of the 1920s and the 1960s


Mandy Kretzschmar
81-100

Chinese Definitions of the European – Some Historical Examples


Dominic Sachsenmaier
101-115

Race, Class or Culture? The Construction of the European in Colonial Malaria Control


Manuela Bauche
116-136

“Europeans” and “Whites”: Biomedical Knowledge about the “European Race” in Early Twentieth Century Colonial Contexts


Veronika Lipphardt
137-146

The Writing Genius and his Publisher: The Concept of European Authorship as the Global Standard?


Isabella Löhr
147-164

The Homo Europaeus as a Blueprint for International Organizations?


Klaas Dykmann
165-190

Risk Assessors and Bio-Participants: Homo Europaeus in Contemporary Nutrition and Health Research


Susanne Bauer, Christine Kleiber-Bischof
191-210