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| Illustrations | ix | |
| Acknowledgments | xi | |
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Part I. | A Genealogy of Geopolitics | |
| Chapter 1. | The Geopolitical Image: Anarchism, Imperialism, and the Hypothesis of Culture in the Formation of Geopolitics | 17 |
| H. J. Mackinder, the Hypothesis of Culture, and the Formation of Geopolitics | 20 | |
| Mackinder's Geopolitical Image of Britain | 28 | |
| Ratzel's Anthropogeographical Image of Humankind | 36 | |
| Reclus's Social Geography, the Image of the State, and the Hegemony of Europe | 43 | |
| Imaginary Institutions of Geography | 51 | |
| Part II. | Culture and Nihilism: Prefiguring Geopolitics | |
| Chapter 2. | The Victorian Blot: Wilkie Collins, The Moonstone, and the Concept of Culture | 57 |
| The Plot of The Moonstone: "The blot of the Diamond" | 60 | |
| Framing the Plot: Critical Perspectives on Imperialism | 67 | |
| The Blot of Victorian Subjectivity: "On the unanswerable evidence of the paint-stain" | 71 | |
| Victorian Cultural Capital and the Formalizing of Empire, 1858-1876 | 79 | |
| Chapter 3. | Victorian Nihilism: Friedrich Nietzsche and Olive Schreiner | 86 |
| Friedrich Nietzsche's "Sisters" | 90 | |
| Olive Schreiner's "Strangers" | 106 | |
| Aesthetic Form, European Nihilism, and Pathologies of Power | 119 | |
| Part III. | Utopia and Sabotage: Contesting Geopolitics | |
| Chapter 4. | Broadcasting News from Nowhere: Utopian Narrative and the Sketch-Artistry of R. B. Cunninghame Graham | 127 |
| Afterimages of R. B. Cunninghame Graham | 129 | |
| The News of "Bloody Sunday": Lessons in Working-Class Consciousness | 135 | |
| News from Overseas: The Ipane and Edward Garnett's Overseas Library | 141 | |
| News of Death: "Heather Jock" and Cunninghame Graham's Utopian Sense of Community | 150 | |
| News of War: Cunninghame Graham's "Victory" and the Spanish-American War of 1898 | 156 | |
| Chapter 5. | The Geopolitics of Screenplay: Sabotage from Joseph Conrad to Alfred Hitchcock | 160 |
| The Meaning of Sabotage | 162 | |
| Anarcho-Syndicalist Origins | 167 | |
| The Anarchist Premises of The Secret Agent: From Agency to Secret Agency | 173 | |
| Mass Media, Cinematic Narrative, and the Subject of Geopolitics | 184 | |
| Sabotage and the Geopolitics of Screenplay | 190 | |
| Coda | 198 | |
| Notes | 201 | |
| Bibliography | 233 | |
| Index | 249 |
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