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And while we're on the subject of overt Anglicization, it was
very surprising for me to realize as a teen that most of the names we
have for established countries are often not even what the people in
those countries call them themselves. Most of their schoolmates at Saint Denys boarding
school in Murree were elite Anglo-Indians or Pakistanis who, as the
1950s progressed, moved away from the Anglicization embraced earlier by
their parents and increasingly identified as Pakistani. Eliot worked to incorporate the Native Americans in part by
aiming at their corporeal as well as spiritual Anglicization, an effect
that depended upon the limited possibilities of Native American
assimilation in a milieu marked by deep-seated ideas about race,
community, and covenant. |
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