...Anna M. Shields Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 References Beecroft Alexander . An Ecology of World Literature: From Antiquity to the Present Day . New York : Verso , 2015 . Bronner Yigal Shulman David Dean Tubb Gary A. , eds. Innovations...

...Allison Busch Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 The Anxiety of Innovation: The Practice of Literary Science in the Hindi/Riti Tradition Kesavdas has described the various gestures of Radha...

... project as one that directly challenges received academic wisdom but, at the same time, is built on structures of thought erected by previous scholars—African, Muslim, Occidental, or otherwise. As he explains, his attempt at a positive innovation is rooted in the traditions of Africa, Islam...

...; the weaver is seen as a laboring body rather than an innovative mind. Yet through theorizing handloom weaving as sociotechnology, this essay endeavors to explicate the sustainability and innovation in handloom weaving. Studying examples of innovation in handloom weavers, the essay explores craft livelihoods...

.... Innovations and Turning Points: Toward a History of Kāvya Literature . New Delhi : Oxford University Press , 2014 . Daṇḍin . Kāvyalakṣaṇ. [a.k.a. Kāvyādarśa] . Edited by Thakkur Anantalal Jha Upendra . Darbhanga, India : Mithila Institute of Post-Graduate Studies , 1957 . Gadamer...

... nCte fteDvlpn World Developing the of Cities in Discontinuities and Innovations Ground: the on Governance...

... downplayed some of the most critical and innovative moral and political thinking of the anticolonial world in the twentieth century, to its detriment. In its asymmetrical rendering as a form of reason distilled through nineteenth-century moral precepts and, later, empire, international relations seems unduly...

...Sunil Purushotham Abstract For nearly three decades prior to 1947 federation was the dominant and most plausible model for reforming Britain's Indian Empire. Federation offered a capacious framework for innovating upon the sovereign landscapes of empire, for imagining a wide array of nonnational...

... deployment and circulation through a rhetoric of renewal, invention, and innovation. Responding to CSSAAME ’s renewed mission statement of 2013, this introductory essay as well as the articles that follow aim to dramatize an encounter between area studies and Mediterranean studies. Through a redeployment...

.... Satyashodh was an innovative practice of mind, though one that encountered limits when it entered the field of right conduct, which had been shaped most powerfully for Phule by the example of Protestant Christianity. His long struggle to elaborate a strategy for transforming the world by transforming oneself...

...Jagjeet Lally Around the turn of the sixteenth century, in Mughal India, artists in the imperial atelier innovated the Mughal equestrian portrait, unique in Asian art although a fusion of Asian and European influences, and quickly ubiquitous as a compositional topos that was identifiably “Mughal...

... of workers' rights and housing movements but must also take into consideration the political economy of land and housing created by new forms of real estate speculation. This article situates the history of urban speculation and the new fiduciary innovations pertaining to urban land and housing markets...

...Monica Katiboğlu Abstract As an innovative literary movement marked by intensified transaction with European languages and literatures, Edebiyat-ı Cedide (“New Literature,” 1896–1901) has been conceptualized in terms of European influence. Yet paradigms of influence neglect to account for the ways...

... innovations. A major early treatise of Marwari poetics—the Pingal Shiromani (eighteenth century?)—mentions two poet-intellectuals of Brajbhasha—Gang Bhatt and Keshavdas—as its predecessors who theorized the poetic method, in addition to Sanskrit intellectuals. 8 Both of these Brajbhasha poets flourished...

.... They invite us to consider the widening possibilities for innovative scholarship that turns the local and the translocal into sources of conceptual innovation and reflection, in ways that trouble the very notions of history, theory, discipline, and region. In the previous issue of CSSAAME we...

... nCte fteDvlpn World Developing the of Cities in Discontinuities and Innovations Ground: the on Governance...

... on the Mughals (see, e.g., Laksmipati's Nrpatinitigarbhitavrtta and Abdullacarita , both edited by J. B. Chaudhuri and published by Pracyavani). 1. Following Allison Busch's “Anxiety of Innovation,” published in this same journal in 2004, I forgo diacritics. The Bhanucandraganicarita...

... as a building The process of selecting a particular design block to future research. is the result of studying fashion forecasts The results of this preliminary and the incorporation of innovative ideas. study are presented in this article in This process may...

... an act of rah’s public unveiling in the association between sar- dissent. The anecdote represents not only what torial innovation and heresy.I4 For while a “Babi” Browne as a British orientalist associates with his suit, could be a man or a woman, only the Babi woman but fortuitously...

... the political in the twenty-first. This is a condition accentuated and elevated by the climate crisis, which has seen the suspension of sovereignty emanate out of the third world and onto the planet. It is now broadly recognized that the revolution in Iran relied on an important theological innovation...