Titlebook: Negotiating Knowledge in Early Modern Empires; A Decentered View László Kontler (professor of history),Antonella Ro Book 2014 László Kontle

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Capitalizing Manuscripts, Confronting Empires: Anquetil-Duperron and the Economy of Oriental Knowledt “field Indianists.” In Paris, he was part of the first Orientalist circle around the Royal College and the King’s library, rubbing shoulders with the Hebrew scholar Abbé Sallier (1685–1761), the curator of antiquities and medals Abbé Barthélemy (1716–1792), and the antiquarian Comte de Caylus. His

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Contested Locations of Knowledge: The Malaspina Expedition along the Eastern Coast of Patagonia (178nspection”. on account of its thorough inspection of the Spanish overseas territories. This included reports on their political and economic conditions, recommendations on how to improve their situation, and access to files, maps, and local informants, in addition to Malaspina’s position as commande

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Mexico, an American Hub in the Making of European China in the Seventeenth Centurys author was the Spanish archbishop of Puebla, New Spain, Juan de Palafox. The war, now commonly interpreted as a long 40-year period of “transition,”. had very few European witnesses, mostly missionaries whose understanding of the general situation by and large depended on their own position (socia

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Anthropology beyond Empires: Samuel Stanhope Smith and the Reconfiguration of the Atlantic Worlde to print the second American edition of .. Originally published in Philadelphia in 1787, the year of the ratification of the Constitution of the United States, the . was reprinted in London two years later, while a new edition appeared in Edinburgh in 1788, introduced and annotated by the American

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Measuring the Strength of a State: , in Hungary around 1800 early modern system of states.. For the leading European powers of the seventeenth century—Britain, France, Austria, Russia, and later Prussia—the maintenance of hegemony and balance in the military and commercial competition, within and outside the continent, brought the demand for measurability o

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László Kontlerve men. But why a book discussing sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) in this population only? Surely STDs are not limited to homosexual males. The relatively high rates of incidence of many of these diseases among homosexually active men, however, and the large number of associated diagnostic and