Beyond binary histories : re-imagining Eurasia to c.1830
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Beyond binary histories : re-imagining Eurasia to c.1830
University of Michigan Press, 1999
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All but one were papers originally presented at a workshop entitled The Eurasian context of the early modern history of mainland South East Asia, 1400-1800, held June 22-24, 1995, University of London
Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Transcending East-West dichotomies : state and culture formation in six ostensibly disparate areas / Victor Lieberman
- Was early modern Japan culturally integrated? / Mary Elizabeth Berry
- The birth of Europe as a Eurasian phenomenon / R.I. Moore
- State building in early-modern Europe : the case of France / James B. Collins
- Merciful father, impersonal state : Russian autocracy in comparative perspective / Valerie Kivelson
- Literati culture and integration in Dai Viet, c.1430-c.1840 / John K. Whitmore
- Southeast Asia "inside out," 1300-1800 : a perspective from the interior / David K. Wyatt
- Civilization on loan : the making of an upstart polity : Mataram and its successors, 1600-1830 / Peter Carey
- Connected histories : notes towards a reconfiguration of early modern Eurasia / Sanjay Subrahmanyam
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内容説明
Probing at the existence of an early modern Eurasia, this book explores the proposition that the integration of isolated units to form more cohesive systems in France, Russia and other European countries corresponds to integrative processes in Asia.'
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