Bioethics in and of the Archive (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: Bodies, Bioethics, and Archival Encounters??Part I: Bodies of and in Archives??1. Le Cadavre d’une Femme Connue a Paris: Who was Sarah Bartmann?? 2. Colonial Collecting and Contemporary Collections of ‘Carib’ Skulls: Ethics and
Morality in the Age of Reason, and Era of Decolonizing? 3. Situating Symbolic Violence: Human and Animal Bodies in Museums of London, England and Kolkata, India? 4. Surgical Histories: Re-Imagining the Hunterian Museum??Part II: Users, Rights, and Representations??5. If These Walls Could Speak: Institutional Archives and Patient Autonomy? 6. Fleshing Out the Archive: On Genetics, Illness, and the Elasticity of Bodily Knowledge? 7. Nineteenth-Century Deaf Lives Were an Open Book? 8. A Raconteur in the Archives: Curating Stories in the Community??Part III: The Futures of History??9. Digitization as a Core Archival Capability? 10. Breathing New Life into the Archive: A Digital Experience? 11. Bodies in the Archives: Youth and Educational Programming

The Oral History Reader (Paperback, 4)

Introduction to the fourth edition. PART I: CRITICAL DEVELOPMENTS. Introduction: The history of oral history. 1. Alex Haley, Black history, oral history and genealogy. 2. Sherna Gluck, What's so special about women? Women's oral history. 3. Paul Thompson, The voice of the past: oral history. 4. Michael Frisch, Oral history and Hard Times: a review essay. 5. Alessandro Portelli, What makes oral history different. 6. Anna Sheftel and Stacey Zembrzycki, Who's afraid of oral history? Fifty years of debates and anxiety about ethics. 7. Hilary Francis, Inge Boudewijn, Antonia Carcelen-Estrada, Juana Francis Bone, Katy Jenkins and Sofia Zaragocin, Decolonising oral history: a conversation. 8. Ricia Anne Chansky, Oral history and the climate crisis: listening in the aftermath of disaster. 9. Charlie Morgan, Andrew Flinn, Doug Boyd, and Julianne Nyhan, Democratising access? The interface of new technologies and archived life stories. PART II: INTERVIEWING. Introduction. 10. Studs Terkel with Tony Parker, Interviewing an interviewer. 11. Kathryn Anderson and Dana C. Jack, Learning to listen: interview techniques and analyses. 12. N?pia Mahuika, Indigenous oral history in method and practice. 13. Katrina Srigley and Lorraine Sutherland, Decolonizing, indigenizing, and learning Biskaaybiiyang in the field: our oral history journey. 14. Alexander Freund, Inclusion or imposition? The life story interview as knowledge production. 15. Graham Smith, Remembering in groups: negotiating between 'individual' and 'collective' memories. 16. Belinda Bozzoli with Mmantho Nkotsoe, Interviewing the women of Phokeng: consciousness and gender, insider and outsider. 17. Jodie Boyd, Just like you want me to be? Gay and lesbian oral history projects and the frameworks of public history. 18. Erin Jessee, Managing danger in oral historical fieldwork. 19. Tracey Loughran, Kate Mahoney and Daisy Payling, Reflections on remote interviewing in a pandemic: negotiating participant and researcher emo...


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The Oral History Reader (Hardcover, 4)

Introduction to the fourth edition. PART I: CRITICAL DEVELOPMENTS. Introduction: The history of oral history. 1. Alex Haley, Black history, oral history and genealogy. 2. Sherna Gluck, What's so special about women? Women's oral history. 3. Paul Thompson, The voice of the past: oral history. 4. Michael Frisch, Oral history and Hard Times: a review essay. 5. Alessandro Portelli, What makes oral history different. 6. Anna Sheftel and Stacey Zembrzycki, Who's afraid of oral history? Fifty years of debates and anxiety about ethics. 7. Hilary Francis, Inge Boudewijn, Antonia Carcelen-Estrada, Juana Francis Bone, Katy Jenkins and Sofia Zaragocin, Decolonising oral history: a conversation. 8. Ricia Anne Chansky, Oral history and the climate crisis: listening in the aftermath of disaster. 9. Charlie Morgan, Andrew Flinn, Doug Boyd, and Julianne Nyhan, Democratising access? The interface of new technologies and archived life stories. PART II: INTERVIEWING. Introduction. 10. Studs Terkel with Tony Parker, Interviewing an interviewer. 11. Kathryn Anderson and Dana C. Jack, Learning to listen: interview techniques and analyses. 12. N?pia Mahuika, Indigenous oral history in method and practice. 13. Katrina Srigley and Lorraine Sutherland, Decolonizing, indigenizing, and learning Biskaaybiiyang in the field: our oral history journey. 14. Alexander Freund, Inclusion or imposition? The life story interview as knowledge production. 15. Graham Smith, Remembering in groups: negotiating between 'individual' and 'collective' memories. 16. Belinda Bozzoli with Mmantho Nkotsoe, Interviewing the women of Phokeng: consciousness and gender, insider and outsider. 17. Jodie Boyd, Just like you want me to be? Gay and lesbian oral history projects and the frameworks of public history. 18. Erin Jessee, Managing danger in oral historical fieldwork. 19. Tracey Loughran, Kate Mahoney and Daisy Payling, Reflections on remote interviewing in a pandemic: negotiating participant and researcher emo...


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Historicizing Linguistics and Language Learning in the Early Modern Period (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction

Goncalo Fernandes and Karen Bennett

Part I: Missionary Linguistics

Chapter 1

The time and space of connected languages: European awareness of African, Amerindian, and Asian languages in the Early Modern period (1538?1620)

Angelo Cattaneo

Chapter 2

The oldest extant Bantu dictionary (Kongo 1652): A preliminary approach

Goncalo Fernandes, Isabel Viana and Susana Figueiredo

Chapter 3

The Portuguese grammar of the Society of Jesus: Bento Pereira's Ars grammaticæ pro lingva lvsitana addiscenda latino idiomate proponitur (1672)

Rolf Kemmler

Chapter 4

Navigating across the centuries with Antao de Proenca’s 1679 Vocabulario Tamulico

Jean-Luc Chevillard

Chapter 5

Non-verbal communication in missionaries’ descriptions (seventeenth?eighteenth centuries):? Interjections

Cristina Muru

Chapter 6

A first textual and contextual analysis of the manuscript Rudimenta Linguæ Malabarico-Samoscardamicæ

Matteo Migliorelli

Chapter 7

Interactions between Portuguese (as a first and second language) and missionary sources in the Portuguese grammatical tradition

Maria do Ceu Fonseca and Fernando Gomes

Part II: Language Learning

Chapter 8

German in foreign language manuals during the European Renaissance: Themes and typology

Maria Jose Corvo Sanchez

Chapter 9

Language learning in English?Algonquian encounters in seventeenth-century Massachusetts

Weiao Xing

Chapter 10

On the verge of modernity: German and Czech in Latin secondary-school instruction in Enlightenment Bohemia

Alena A. Fidlerova

Epistemic Transfer in the History of Humanities and Sciences (Hardcover, 1)

Table of Contents

1.????? Epistemic Transfer in the History of the Humanities and Sciences: An Introduction

Rens Bod, Isak Hammar & Jeroen van Dongen

1. Of Flows and Friction: Epistemic Transfer in Photosynthesis Research, ca. 1900-1960

Karin Nickelsen

1. Autonomy, Adaptation, and Authority: Sharing and Standardising Data Practices

Emma Mojet

1. Disciplinary Confliction and Epistemic Pluralities: Defining Auditory Imagery circa 1900

Viktoria Tkaczyk

1. Interdisciplinary Consultation and Epistemic Transfer: Ernst Mach and Emil Wohlwill between History and Physics

Sjang ten Hagen

1. Jan Tinbergen’s Socialism and his Transition from Physics to Economics

Manuel Buitenhuis

1. Epistemic Commons and Enclosures: Cross-disciplinary Interactions in Disciplinary Journals

Isak Hammar

1. Entangled Frontiers: Knowledge Interactions across Cultures and Disciplines

Kapil Raj

1. Devil at the Crossroads. Negotiating Concepts to Understand the Anthropocene

Maria Paula Diogo & Ana Simoes

10.? Epilogue: The Metaphors of Epistemic Transfer

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Rens Bod, Isak Hammar & Jeroen van Dongen

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Notes on Contributors

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Museums of Computing: Stewardship of Digital Heritage (Hardcover)

Competing Memories of the Gwangju Uprising and Democratization in Post-Cold War Korea: Between Official and Grassroots Memories (Hardcover)

The World: A Family History of Humanity (Paperback)

Mushrooms and Eighteenth-Century Britain : A Scientific History (Hardcover)

Acknowledgements

?

Introduction

?

Chapter 1? Seeking Truth of Mushroom Stone

Italian Natural Magic

John Hill’s Decryption

Translation and Travel

Conclusion

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Chapter 2? Emerging Cultivation of Mushrooms

The French Temptation

Emergent Local Spawn

Debate at the Royal Society

The Booming Market

Conclusion

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Chapter 3? Oak Agaric’s Contested Utility

News of a French Success

Building a Haemostatic Fact

‘Too Much Was Attributed to It’

Conclusion

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Chapter 4? Two James’ Ordering of Mushrooms

Halifaxer and Londoner

Agents of Fungi

Basis in Specimens

Image and Text

Conclusion

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Chapter 5? Fairy Rings in Nature’s Web

Diverse Linkages

Public Science for Gentlemen

The Fairy Agaric Identified

Conclusion

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Conclusion

Nineteenth-Century Popular Lectures : Volume IV: The Popular Lecture becomes a Consumer Good, 1880-1914 (Hardcover)

Volume IV: The Popular Lecture becomes a Consumer Good, 1880-1914

Acknowledgments

General Introduction

Introduction to Volume IV

Part 1. Thinking About Lectures: More on Education and Mental Culture

?1. Arthur Elley Finch,?An Hour in a Library, In Search of Natural Knowledge. Its Relation to Literature, to Culture, and to Conduct. A Lecture Delivered before the Sunday Lecture Society, St. George’s Hall, Langham Place, on Sunday Afternoon, 28^th?January 1883, pp. 5-6, 11-21, 28-30

2. ‘Leeds Sunday Lecture Society. The Threatened Proceedings,’?Leeds Times?Saturday 18 November 1893

3. John Alfred Langford,?The Sunday evening lectures and Mr. R. W. Dale?(1881), pp. 7-11, 14

4. H. Herman Chilton,?Public education: a Lecture Delivered at the Free Library Lecture Hall, Wolverhampton, November 26, 1887

5. ‘Mr. Ruskin’s Bombshell,’?ILG?(1874), p. 1228

6. ‘Mr. Ruskin on Public Lectures,’?ILG?(1874), p. 1232.

7. John Ruskin, ‘The Pleasures of Learning,’ in?The Pleasures of England. Lectures Given in Oxford?(1884), pp. 3-8

8. Charles John Plumptre, ‘Lecture XXII. The Vocation of Lecturing,’ in?King’s College Lectures on Elocution?; or, The physiology and culture of voice and speech, and the expression of the emotions by language, countenance, and gesture. 2d. edition.?(1883)

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Part 2

?2.1 On the platform: arts and literature

9. Stewart Duckworth Headlam,?Theatres & Music Halls: a lecture given at the Commonwealth Club, Bethnal Green on Sunday, October 7, 1877

10. Oscar Wilde, ‘The Practical Application of the Principles of Aesthetic Theory to Exterior and Interior House Decoration, With Observations upon Dress and Personal Ornaments,’(1882), excerpts

11. John Henry Broadribb Irving,?The stage as it is: a lecture delivered at...


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Nineteenth-Century Popular Lectures : Volume III: Lectures in the Social Sciences and Sciences, 1850-1880 (Hardcover)

Volume III: Lectures in the Social Sciences and Sciences, 1850-1880

Acknowledgements

General Introduction

Introduction to volume III

Part 1. Lectures on political economy and politics, 1850-1880

1. James Booth,?On the female education of the industrial classes, being the substance of a lecture delivered on the 20th of November 1855, at the Mechanics' Institution, Wandsworth?(1855), pp. 11-19

2. William Coningham,?The self-organized co-operative associations in Paris & the French Republic: a public lecture, delivered in the town hall, Brighton, July 28, 1851, pp. 3-10, 15-17, 29-24

3. William Nassau Molesworth, ‘How to Make Two Pounds of Food Go As Far as Two Pounds and a Half. A Lecture for our Present Crisis,’?Pitman’s Popular Lecturer and Reader?(1863), pp. 1-7, 11-19

4. Thomas Bazley, ‘Cotton Supplies,’ in?Pitman’s Popular Lecturer and Reader?(1864), pp. 34-38, 40-42

5. James C. Street,?The Night-Side of Newcastle, or, A Saturday Night’s Ramble in Some of the Back Streets and Lodging-houses of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. A Lecture Delivered in the Church of the Divine Unity, and in the Lecture Room, Nelson-street, Newcastle?(1865), pp. 1-16

6. Henry Fawcett, Professor Fawcett’s Lecture on ‘Gold’ Extracted from the Brighton Guardian, November 14, 1866, pp. 1-13

7. John Stuart Blackie,?On democracy: a lecture delivered to the Working Men's Institute, Edinburgh on the 3^rd?January, 1867, pp. 1-5, 19-23, 46-50, 53-54

8. Ernest Charles Jones,?Democracy vindicated: a lecture delivered to the Edinburgh Working Men's Institute on the 4^th?January 1867, in reply to Professor Blackie's lecture on democracy, delivered on the previous evening?(1867), pp. 5, 15-23

9. Archibald Alison,?A lecture on the currency, delivered in the City Hall, Glasgow, on Tuesday, March 15,1859.?Publi...


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Nineteenth-Century Popular Lectures : Volume II: Organization, Professionalization, and Controversy on the Platform, 1850-1880 (Hardcover)

Volume II: Organization, Professionalization, and Controversy on the Platform 1850-1880

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Acknowledgments

General Introduction

Introduction to Volume II

?

Part 1. Lecture culture at mid-century

1.1 The growth of institutions and societies

1. ‘Proceedings of Institutions,’?Journal of the Society of Arts,?1 (1856), p. 453

2. ‘Proceedings of Institutions.? Bolton,’?Journal of the Society of Arts,?3 (1858), pp. 99-101?

3.?The Institute, and Lecturers’ Gazette, vol. 1, no. 9 (1862), p. 1

4. Royal Polytechnic Institute,?Program?(1859)

5. T. Henry Tarlton, ‘Preface,’?Lectures Delivered Before the Young Men’s Christian Association, in Exeter Hall, From November 1853, to February 1854, pp. v-vi

6.?Annual Report of the Committee of the Leeds Mechanics’ Institution and Literary Society, Presented to the Annual General Meeting of the Members and Subscribers, on the 30^th?January 1857, pp. 7-9

7. ‘Preface and Table of Contents’,?Pitman’s Popular Lecturer and Reader?8 (1863), pp. iii-iv

8. Benjamin Scott, ‘Subjects lectured upon by Correspondents of the Working Men’s Educational Union,’ in?Practical Hints to Unpracticed Lecturers to the Working Classes, 4th ed. (London, 1858), pp. 40-44

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1.2 Advice for lecturers, institutions, and lecture-goers

9. Benjamin Scott,?Practical Hints to Unpracticed Lecturers to the Working Classes, 4th ed. (1858), pp. 5, 7-8, 25-26

10. G. W. Kitchin,?A Lecture on Lectures. Delivered before the Members of the Bradford Church of England Literary Institute?(1859), pp. 16-22, 27-31, 37-41

11. Arthur Hervey,?A Suggestion for Supplying the Literary, Scientific, and Mechanics’ Institutes of Great Britain and Ireland with Lecturers from the Universities?(1855)

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Nineteenth-Century Popular Lectures : Volume I: The Growth of the Popular Lecture, 1820-1850 (Hardcover)

Volume I: The growth of the popular lecture,1820-1850

Acknowledgements

General Introduction

Introduction to Volume I

?

Part 1. Developing the Popular Lecture, 1820-1850

1.1 Debating ‘mental culture’

1. J. Davies,?The Cultivation of the Mind an Object of Primary Importance: Being an Introductory Lecture Delivered at the Opening of the Southampton Literary & Philosophical Institution, On Wednesday Evening, Nov. 12, 1828, pp. 13, 15-17, 20-22, 24-25, 30-32

2. J. Bowring,?The Influence of Knowledge on Domestic and Social Happiness?(1840), pp. 11-12

3. John Forbes,?Of Happiness in its Relations to Work and Knowledge. An Introductory Lecture Before the Members of the Chichester Literary Society and Mechanics’ Institute, October 25, 1850, And Published at their Request?(1850), pp. 57-58, 62-64

4. George Gilfillan,?The Connection Between Science, Literature, and Religion. A Lecture Delivered at Exeter Hall, December 14, 1848, pp. 3-9

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1.2 Institutions of culture before 1850

5. Robert Jones,?An Address, Delivered at the Opening of the Literary and Scientific Institution, at Staines, On Tuesday, January 12^th, 1836, by The Rev. Robert Jones, D.D., R.R.S.L., Vicar of Bedfont (And one of the Vice Presidents of the above Institution)?(1836), pp. 6-7, 9-13, 15-18, 20, 26-28, 31-32

6. John P. Nichol, ‘Address Delivered at the Soiree of the Stirling School of Arts, On the 10^th?January, 1849,’ in?The Importance of Literature to Men of Business: A Series of Addresses Delivered at Various Popular Institutions, Revised and Corrected by the Authors?(1852), pp. 215-231

7. Charles Dickens, ‘Address of Charles Dickens, President of the First Soiree, October 5, 1843,’ in?Manchester Athenaeum. Addresses, 1835-1885, Also Report of Proceedings of the Meeting of the Members in Celebrat...


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Nineteenth-Century Popular Lectures (Multiple-component retail product)

Volume I: The growth of the popular lecture,1820-1850

Acknowledgements

General Introduction

Introduction to Volume I

?

Part 1. Developing the Popular Lecture, 1820-1850

1.1 Debating ‘mental culture’

1. J. Davies, The Cultivation of the Mind an Object of Primary Importance: Being an Introductory Lecture Delivered at the Opening of the Southampton Literary & Philosophical Institution, On Wednesday Evening, Nov. 12, 1828, pp. 13, 15-17, 20-22, 24-25, 30-32

2. J. Bowring, The Influence of Knowledge on Domestic and Social Happiness (1840), pp. 11-12

3. John Forbes, Of Happiness in its Relations to Work and Knowledge. An Introductory Lecture Before the Members of the Chichester Literary Society and Mechanics’ Institute, October 25, 1850, And Published at their Request (1850), pp. 57-58, 62-64

4. George Gilfillan, The Connection Between Science, Literature, and Religion. A Lecture Delivered at Exeter Hall, December 14, 1848, pp. 3-9

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1.2 Institutions of culture before 1850

5. Robert Jones, An Address, Delivered at the Opening of the Literary and Scientific Institution, at Staines, On Tuesday, January 12^th, 1836, by The Rev. Robert Jones, D.D., R.R.S.L., Vicar of Bedfont (And one of the Vice Presidents of the above Institution) (1836), pp. 6-7, 9-13, 15-18, 20, 26-28, 31-32

6. John P. Nichol, ‘Address Delivered at the Soiree of the Stirling School of Arts, On the 10^th January, 1849,’ in The Importance of Literature to Men of Business: A Series of Addresses Delivered at Various Popular Institutions, Revised and Corrected by the Authors (1852), pp. 215-231

7. Charles Dickens, ‘Address of Charles Dickens, President of the First Soiree, October 5, 1843,’ in Manchester Athenaeum. Addresses, 1835-1885, Also Report of Proceedings of the Meeting of the Members in Celebrat...


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Who Wrote the Encyclop?ie?: New Research on 33,000 Anonymous Articles (Hardcover)

An Introduction to Philosophy of History (Hardcover, 1)

Preface 1. What is Philosophy of History? 2. ?History and the Sciences 3. Historical Explanation 4. Truth and Fact in History 5. Can History be Objective? 6. Speculative Philosophy of History: Kant and Herder 7. Speculative Philosophy of History: Hegel Some Further Writers Appendices Note on Books for Further Reading Index

The Routledge Companion to Video Games and History (Hardcover, 1)

Section One: Making History? 1.?What is History in Video Games?? 2. Method and Methodology in Historical Game Studies? 3.?Counterfactuals: An Alternate Path for Historical Game Studies? 4.?The Semi-Fictional Basil: History, Historical Video Games, and Transmedia Characters? 5.?Elsinore’s Hamlet: Adapting historical plays into video games? 6.?Postcolonial, Mythological, and Imagined: Indian History’s relationship with Video Games? 7.?Video Game Genres and Ancient History? 8.?Historical Indigenous Game Design: Drawing on Indigenous knowledges to craft historical video games? 9.?The African Video Game Industry: Rendering Visible and Forging Cultural Identity through Indigenous Heroes and Myths? 10.?Mobile games and antiquity: Simply a complex simplification of the past??Section Two: Analysing History??11.?Of Monuments and Military Men: The Ancient Mediterranean in Video Games? 12.?The Military Shooter and its Discontents: Enemies in War Games? 13.?Historical Characters in Antiquity Games? 14.?Building Religions: The Representations of Ancient Mediterranean Religion in Historical Strategy Games? 15.?Rome Was Built in a Day: Economies of the Ancient World in Historical Video Games? 16.?Seen But Not Played: Children in Ancient Historical Video Games? 17.?Medicine in Historical Roleplaying Video Games? 18.?Periodisation beyond Sid Meier’s Civilization: Standing the Test of Time?? 19.?Women & Sexism in Historical Games? 20.?‘Is it really that bad?’ A feminist reading of Pentiment? ?21. ‘“...it’s really pathetic seeing a grown man cry”: Masculinity and the Medieval? 22.?Iron-clad Bodies, Fluid Beings. An Idea-historical Approach to Queer and Posthuman Bodies in Medievalist (Roleplaying) Games? 23.?Brothels, Buffs, and Breeding: Sexuality in Historical Video Games Anise Strong??24.?Cultural Memory, Games, and Company of Heroes 2: The Soviet Union as Barbaric Asiatic Hordes? 25.?Race and the Digital World Wars: Re...


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From Tang to Song: Transmissions and Inventions in China's Middle Period, Volume 2 (Hardcover)

Introduction??Part 1: Social History??1. The Doubling of the Population between the Tang and the Song: History and Historiography? 2. Articulations of Elite Identity During the Tang Dynasty? 3. From ‘Aristocracy’ to ‘Meritocracy’: A Lexicometric Analysis of Discourse Change across the Tang-Song Transition? 4.?Women’s Associations in Medieval China, Fifth to Tenth Centuries? 5. Changing Practices of Patronage, Late Tang to Song??Part 2: Medical History??6. Genre and Medicine in the Tang-Song Transition: Toward a Medical Poetics? 7. The Place of Ritual Therapeutics in Medical Governance: From Tang to Song Huizong??Part?3: Ritual and Religion??8. Reassessing the?Baolin zhuan?寶林傳 and its Place in Tang, Five Dynasties & Ten Kingdoms, and Song Chan Buddhism? 9. Deities, the People, and Political and Social Order: Rain-Prayer Writing (Qiyu wen?祈雨文) in Tang and Song China? 10. A Common Framework for Sacrifices: Li Longqian, Ox Heart Hill, and the State from the Tang to the Song? 11. On the Term “Ritual Master” (fashi?法師) As a Source of Perplexity? 12. Interiorization in Song Daoist Ritual? 13. Deviation from the Tang Models: The Making of the Song Divine Ancestor

From Tang to Song: Transmissions and Inventions in China's Middle Period, Volume 1 (Hardcover)

Introduction??Part 1: Historiography and Political Thought??1. The Tang-Song Transition in Modern China? 2. From the Arts of Governance to the Learning of Emperors: Reading Taizong Mirror Literature? 3. A Song Sojourner to the Tang Bellosphere: Opposition to Wars of Choice from Tang to Mid-Song? 4. How the Tang Became “Ancient” (gu?古): Evolving Models of Tang Literary History in the Northern Song??Part 2: Literati Identity and Culture??5. Spatial and Cultural Transitions: Voices Tracing the Rise of the Studio in Middle Period China? 6. Reading Worldview Change from Ghost Stories: Belief (xin?信) in Tang and Song? 7. Mapping Emotions in the Tang-Song Transition: The Case of Pleasure? 8. Reframing Humor: The Shifting Representation of Banter Culture in Middle Period China? 9. Reprographics in the Tang-Song Transition??Part 3: Art and Visual Culture??10. The Tang-Song Transition through the Lens of Buddhist Patronage at Dunhuang? 11. Thinking about Painting, as Expressed in Poetry: Three Stages? 12. Looking at Pictures: Imagining Vision and Visualizing Mimesis in Collections of Painters’ Biographies across the Tang-Song Transition

The Greek War of Independence : Comparative and Transhistorical Perspectives (Hardcover)

Introduction

Chapter 1

The Greek Revolution in Comparative Perspective

Mark R. Beissinger

Chapter 2

1789 and 1821: The French and Greek Revolutions

Patrice Higonnet

Chapter 3

1821 and the Philosophy of History

Costas Douzinas

Chapter 4

The Greek Revolution of 1821 in its Ottoman Context

Leonidas Moiras

Chapter 5

The Greek War of Independence: A Global Milestone in the Struggle for Freedom

Constantine Arvanitopoulos and Harry Papasotiriou

Chapter 6

Towards a Reappraisal of Philhellenism: The Case of Late 17th-Early 18th-Century Germany

Panagiotis Roilos

Chapter 7

Great Power Intervention and the Independence of Greece: The Theory and Diplomacy of National Liberation

Alan Henrikson

Chapter 8

The Unfulfilled Promise: Republican Potential and Power Politics in the 1820s

Kostas A. Lavdas

Chapter 9

Alexandros Mavrokordatos (1791-1865): Founder of Greek Constitutionalism

Nicos C. Alivizatos

Chapter 10

Out of Russia’s Shadow: Alexandros Mavrokordatos and the Geopolitical Shift of Greek Independence

Aristides N. Hatzis

Chapter 11

The Rebellious Greeks’ Vision of a Democratic and Liberal State: The “Constitutions of the Revolution”

Spyros Vlachopoulos

Chapter 12

Reflections on the Greek War of Independence

Kostas Kostis

Chapter 13

‘Timely Revolutions’: Greece and the Great Powers, from 1821 to the Pax Americana

Konstantina E. Botsiou

Chapter 14

The State and the Economy of Modern Greece: Key Drivers from 1821 to the Present

George Alogoskoufis

Chapter 15

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Reusing Oral Histories : From Archive to Analysis (Paperback)

Introduction,? 1:??Reusing Interviews: An Overview,? 2:? Embracing Complexities,? 3:? Engaging with “Difficult” Subjects,? 4:? Aurality in Reanalysis,? 5:? Conclusion,? 6:? Be prepared for surprises: Joanna Bornat in conversation with George Severs,? Glossary

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Reusing Oral Histories : From Archive to Analysis (Hardcover)

Introduction,? 1:??Reusing Interviews: An Overview,? 2:? Embracing Complexities,? 3:? Engaging with “Difficult” Subjects,? 4:? Aurality in Reanalysis,? 5:? Conclusion,? 6:? Be prepared for surprises: Joanna Bornat in conversation with George Severs,? Glossary

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Mapping the Contested Line: Cartography and Border Disputes in the Iberian Peninsula, North Africa and Latin America (18-20th Centuries) (Hardcover)

Mourning for Justice: Enforced Disappearance and Political Resilience in Balochistan (Hardcover)

Conflict Memory and Media: Multidisciplinary Perspectives (Hardcover)