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List of figures Acknowledgements I. INTRODUCTION Chapter 1Cosmopolitanism, Everyday Culture and Structures of Feeling: The IntellectualFramework of the Book II. COSMOPOLITANISM AND COMMERCIAL CULTURE 1910s-1920sChapter 2 The Allure of Difference: Selfridges, the Russian Ballet and theTango Chapter 3 'The Big Shop Controversy': Ideological Communities and theChesterton-Selfridge Dispute III. DIFFERENCE AND DESIRE IN 1930s-1940sChapter 4 The Unconscious and Others: Inclusivity, Jews and the Eroticisationof Difference Chapter 5 White Women and Black Men: The Negro as Signifier ofModernity in Wartime Britain IV. COSMOPOLITANISM IN POSTCOLONIAL BRITAINChapter 6 Thinking Internationally, Thinking Sexually: Race in PostwarFiction, Film and Social Science Chapter 7 Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed:Romance, Race and the Reconfiguration of the Nation V. CONCLUSION: ACTUALLYEXISTING COSMOPOLITANISM Chapter 8 A Love Song to our Mongrel Selves:Cosmopolitan Habitus and the Ordinariness of Difference Bibliography Index