..., TaklaCosmopolitanism, Haymanot, Cosmopolitanism, and World Historiography, and1892–1932 World Historiography, 1892–1932 James De Lorenzi n 1924 Gabra Krestos Takla Haymanot produced...

... the imagination than the male-dominated statist histori- 1Debesh Roy, Uponnyash Niye (On the Novel) (Calcutta: cal fantasies of Hegelian inspiration. Therefore, the De’s Publishing, 1991), 3. prose of history and historiography turn out to be really 2Refers to the degree Ars Baccalaureate. his-story...

...., Oxford: Blackwell. The Contradictions of ~~ Globalization Dualism and Dialectics in the Historiography of Labor AdaKumar Bagchi Dualism Rampant tions were handy...

...E. Ann McDougall The historiography of the Sahara and trans-Saharan trade provides an explanatory key as to how premodern Saharan slavery has been understood since the nineteenth century. Part 1 of McDougall’s article deconstructs that historiography in terms of the intersecting influences...

... Girls and Legal Historiography .” Boston University School of Law , Public Law and Legal Theory Research Paper, No. 10–48 , 2010 . www.bu.edu/law/workingpapers-archive/documents/collilnsa062714-2010paper.pdf . Conway G. D. Wittgenstein on Foundations . Atlantic Highlands, NJ...

... work has set the stage for these transformations. Kamari Maxine Clarke • The Urgency of New Historiographies in International Relations 213 THE URGENCY OF NEW HISTORIOGRAPHIES IN events and political experiments in France’s for- INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS...

...Magdy El-Shamma Middle East Historiographies: Narrating the Twentieth Century Israel Gershoni, Amy Singer, and Y. Hakan Erdem, eds. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2006 336 pp., $30.00 (paper) © 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 Himalayan People’s War: Nepal’s Maoist Rebellion...

...Touraj Atabaki In the historiography of Iranian constitutionalism and the constitutional revolution, the reformist movement is treated as a receptive movement crafted by the ideas originating chiefly from nineteenth-century Western Europe or Russia, with no dependencies on Asia or the Middle East...

...M’hamed Oualdi In order to reframe our perception of the Mediterranean, Oualdi’s essay connects two aspects of northern African history usually treated separately, namely the historiography of colonialism and the historiography of Ottoman rule. Oualdi explores how the legacies of Ottoman slavery...

... rehabilitating nonhuman themes in conversations about imperial history, it provides a platform for rethinking both nonhumans and empires as they are envisioned conventionally in the historiography. This introductory article begins by situating this special section as a conversation between science studies...

...Paolo Sartori Abstract The essays in this collection, “Rethinking Sovereignty,” draw on the historiography of postcolonial studies to cast new ways of apprehending the semantic ambiguity of the idiom of power. By anatomizing the language of sovereignty derived from colonialism and statist...

...Kristin V. Monroe Based on newspaper resources from Lebanon’s French mandate period (1920–46), Monroe’s essay offers a new perspective to a developing global historiography of automobility by considering, in a provisional way and primarily as a basis for further research, how the driving of cars...

... generated norms of citizenship, subjectivity, and jurisdiction that Grovogui associates with cosmopolitanism. The essay proceeds from a historiography that is necessarily a conjecture, a logical construction based on incomplete information. The scholar of cosmopolitanism divorced from its European heritage...

... of universal humanism) and a vocal supporter of Ibn Sa‘ud’s conquest and government of the holy cities. While Azad has been lauded in South Asian historiography as a paragon of secular humanism, how do we reconcile his cosmopolitanism with his support of the exclusionary religious policies of the Sa‘udi state...

...Amal N. Ghazal The area studies model is an impediment to the historical analysis of linkages and connections not governed by its geographical and conceptual boundaries. Its shortcomings are even more pronounced in the historiography of the modern period, when interactions and exchanges between...

...-realization. Other bodies remain marginal to this historiography of a revolution crystallized around the middle-class urban cosmopolitan bodies. In what language did “other” bodies of “ordinary” women speak in the context of the uprisings? Through what kind of representational regimes are these “other” bodies...

..., we should attempt to salvage its Indian and non-European specificity. The dense correspondence that Chakrabarty uncovered allows us to examine the interpersonal and noninstitutional process by which Indian historiography emerged during the first half of the twentieth century. The Calling of History...

...Rudolph T. Ware, III In this essay, Ware contributes to the Kitabkhana discussion of his book, The Walking Qur'an . The essays in the book forum, he writes, open onto questions of historiography and philosophy, theology and epistemology. Ware responds to these various approaches, defining his...

...James McDougall This article examines the role of the Ottoman state as a reference point in Maghrebi historiography through two works from each of Algeria and Tunisia and from two generations of historical writers. Ahmad al-Sharif al-Zahhar (1781–1872), naqib al-ashraf of Algiers at the end...

... in Iraqi national historiography, their works reveal the existence of Eastern forms of Iraqi national identity that emphasize the connections among Iraqi, Indian, and Turkish nationalism(s). Such works also complicate our periodization of Iraqi history. Whereas scholars agree that after the end of World...