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.... et al, (eds) Europe and its Others, Proceedings of the 1984 Sociology of Literature Conference, Colchester, University of Essex, forthcoming. (Copies may be ordered by writing to the Sociology of Literature Conference Committee, Department of English, University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester...

...Jonathan Gosnell Duke University Press 2006 France, Empire, Europe: Out of Africa? Jonathan Gosnell ow relevant is Empire as a cultural, political, and economic...

...Andrew Davison Duke University Press 2006 Yıldırım forconversation and encouragement. Ay and Aydın, Cemil Muppidi, Himadeep to I amgrateful European aprojectofshunning thoughtbe ever “cannot postcolonial senses, these in Europe above senses) (orwithout the in justice...

... as toEast treasures, lands, confi the outside expansion seeking powers great and caesars, Emperors, Nassar R. Jamal United States, Europe, and Israel in the Middle East: The Role ofthe Secularism and Revivalism Religious...

...Michael O. West © 1996: Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa & the Middle East 1996 Crossing Boundaries: Research Notes on South Asians and Africans in Africa, the Americas and Europe Michael 0.West...

... debate in Western Europe and compares the different discursive contexts in France, Britain, and Germany. The second section proposes a mythological reading of the veil by using the notion of myth as employed by Roland Barthes. The third section argues that the myth of the veil demonstrates the conflicts...

...Christopher Gow Contemporary World Cinema: Europe, Middle East, East Asia, South Asia Shohini Chaudhuri Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2005 vii + 199 pp., $22.00 (paper) Duke University Press 2008 The Ottoman Balkans, 1750–  1830...

.... Multiculturalism, or some form of it, could be invoked by such a host country to promote diversity and discourage homogenizing activities. Duke University Press 2010 Moroccan Migrants in Europe and Islamophobia...

... Pomeranz, Kenneth. The Great Divergence: China, Europe, the archive and how knowledge is produced and and the Making of the Modern World Economy. Prince- ideas propagated. Agathangelou reminds us that ton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2000. Coulibaly called for French parliamentarians...

... contradictory imagery—from which we still borrow—shows us Iran as the complex place that it was but also as a reflection of Europe's own foibles and anxieties, as the self seen through the other. Enlightenment thinkers, grappling with questions about human nature and the essence of power, juxtaposed the glories...

...Juned Shaikh In The Calling of History Dipesh Chakrabarty develops themes he explored in his iconic book Provincializing Europe . That book was passionate and playful, radical and frustrating at the same time, because the promise of decentering Europe was tempered by the realization...

...Orit Bashkin Abstract This essay considers accounts of the Dreyfus Affair published in the newspaper Thamarat al-Funun (founded 1875) during 1898 to demonstrate how Arab writers addressed the rights of minorities in Europe and examined failed emancipatory projects. Writing about the Dreyfus Affair...

... by Charles, Earl Stanhope in 1800. Unlike the cumbrous wooden presses of early modern Europe and its settler populations overseas, the durable, mass-produced, transportable, and easy-to-operate presses of the early 1800s were able to reach regions where printing was unknown and penetrate deeper into reading...

... of being labeled with stereotypes while she is living in Europe. Specifically, this essay examines how these two texts depict the psychological paradox that traumatic experiences-individual, familial, and social-inflect a partial destruction and particular reconstruction of one's self. In the books...

...Tobias Brinkmann The article discusses the impact of World War I on Jewish migrants from Eastern Europe. In modern Jewish history the experience of immigration is almost synonymous with movement to and settlement in immigrant neighborhoods in the heart of big metropolitan cities, especially New...

...Malek Khouri Forget Baghdad: Jews and Arabs—the Iraqi Connection (2002), a film by the son of an Iraqi political exile living in Europe, was broadcast several times on prime-time television on the most popular Arab satellite television news channel, Al-Jazeera. As part of a budding new Arab cinema...

... environments connecting Europe, Africa, India, and China since prehistoric times. Indian Ocean ports grew in number, size, wealth, and permanence over the centuries and anchored the rise of seaborne empires connecting Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas. Modernity traveled among industrial port cities along...

... “Europe alone as a site of reason” with “other cultures as violent,” thus setting up “Europe as a trustee” of human civilization. The darker side of European modernity, Grovogui argues, is the tendency to ignore the subjectivity of the rest; this “absence of critical comparative studies sustains...

..., and cosmopolitanism. It traces how these new cultural articulations were often the outcome of crossings among Iran, India, and Europe for educational, journalistic, and missionary purposes. Through these crossings, cosmopolitan understandings of language, religion, and politics, albeit with their own hierarchies...