作者：EricTagliacozzo/HelenF.Siu/PeterC.Perdue(Editors)
出版社：HarvardUniversityPress
副标题：ConnectedPlaces
出版年：2015-6-8
页数：420
定价：USD45.00
装帧：Hardcover
丛书：AsiaInsideOut
ISBN：9780674967687
内容简介
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Asia Inside Out reveals the dynamic forces that have historically linked regions of the world’s largest continent, stretching from Japan and Korea to the South China Sea, Indian Ocean, and the Middle East. Connected Places, the second installment in this pioneering three-volume survey, highlights the transregional flows of goods, ideas, and people across natural and political boundaries—sea routes, delta ecologies, and mountain passes, ports and oasis towns, imperial capitals and postmodern cities. It challenges the conventional idea that defined geopolitical regions as land-based, state-centered, and possessing linear histories.
Exploring themes of maritime connections, mobile landscapes, and spatial movements, the authors examine significant sites of linkage and disjuncture from the early modern period to the present. Readers discover how eighteenth-century pirates shaped the interregional networks of Vietnam’s Tonkin Gulf, how Kashmiri merchants provided intelligence of remote Himalayan territories to competing empires, and how for centuries a vibrant trade in horses and elephants fueled the Indian Ocean economy. Other topics investigated include cultural formations in the Pearl River delta, global trade in Chittagong’s transformation, gendered homemaking among mobile Samurai families, border zones in Qing China and contemporary Burma, colonial spaces linking India and Mesopotamia, transnational marriages in Oman’s immigrant populations, new cultural spaces in Korean Pop, and the unexpected adoption of the Latin script by ethnically Chinese Muslims in Central Asia.
Connected Places shows the constant fluctuations over many centuries in the making of Asian territories and illustrates the confluence of factors in the historical construction of place and space.
作者简介
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Eric Tagliacozzo is Professor of History at Cornell University.
Helen F. Siu is Professor of Anthropology at Yale University.
Peter C. Perdue is Professor of History at Yale University.
目录
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Map: Mapping Our Asian Connections
Introduction: Spatial Assemblages [Helen F. Siu, Eric Tagliacozzo, and Peter C. Perdue]
1. Placing the “Chinese Pirates” of the Gulf of Tongking at the End of the Eighteenth Century [Charles Wheeler]
2. The Original Translocal Society: Making Chaolian from Land and Sea [Helen F. Siu and Liu Zhiwei]
3. Spatial Moments: Chittagong in Four Scenes [Willem van Schendel]
4. War and Charisma: Horses and Elephants in the Indian Ocean Economy [Alan Mikhail]
5. Homemaking as Placemaking: Women in Elite Households in Early Modern Japan and Late Imperial China [Marcia Yonemoto]
6. Crossing Borders in Imperial China [Peter C. Perdue]
7. Kashmiri Merchants and Qing Intelligence Networks in the Himalayas: The Ahmed Ali Case of 1830 [Matthew W. Mosca]
8. Circulations via Tangyan, a Town in the Northern Shan State of Burma [Wen-Chin Chang]
9. Turning Space into Place: British India and the Invention of Iraq [Priya Satia]
10. Marriage and the Management of Place in Southern Arabia [Mandana E. Limbert]
11. Romanization without Rome: China’s Latin New Script and Soviet Central Asia [Jing Tsu]
12. Riding the Wave: Korea’s Economic Growth and Asia in the Modern Development Era [Park Bun-Soon]
13. The Circulation of Korean Pop: Soft Power and Inter-Asian Conviviality [Whang Soon-Hee]
Contributors
Acknowledgments
Index
评论 ······
Well, psychological effect of border crossing. So very interesting. Do you feel stressful when you hear the metal detectors beep?
已出的两卷里，比较喜欢这一卷，并且期待第三卷在谈什么。
历史人类学的正确打开方式
觉得单篇文章其实都比较sketchy/preliminary, 其实无法很好地回应整个文集的theoretical scope。 Matthew Mosca那篇比较有意思。
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