Imagined Communities by Benedict Anderson

Imagined Communities by Benedict Anderson

A nation, Anderson writes, is an imagined community — its members will never meet most of their compatriots, yet each carries an image of their communion, and will die for it.

He traces nationalism's origins to print capitalism, the newspaper and the novel, colonial census and map-making, and shows how the form spread from the Americas to Europe to the anti-colonial world.

One of the most cited books in the social sciences, and directly relevant to how Bangladesh's own language nationalism took shape.

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