FIGURE 3 Page 5a of the Niudou qian shuo and the corresponding page 21a of its Turkic translation, the Sechäk täridurghanning bayani . More

Figure 12. Concluding portrait page of 1900 directory, Taiwan shishō meikan : Civic leader Huang Yujie, Tamsui resident Saitō Shigetomo, businessman Wang Zhitang, and businessman Rong Qinian (clockwise from upper left). Courtesy of National Taiwan Library. More

Figure 1. Title page of the Chinese version of Vignettes — Hu Zhiming zhuan 胡志明傳 (Stories about Hồ Chí Minh), published in 1949 (Tran Dan Tien 1949 ). More

Figure 9. From the opening page of “White paper beard” (Ha 1959 ). More

Figure 2. A page from Noeroe Nangnak Sŏ , reprinted in Yi Tŏngmu ( 2000 , 258:260). More

Figure 3. The cover page of Liuxi Waizhuan printed in 1698. National Library of China. More

Figure 3. A page from a Nasu genealogical text. This unique text gives the names of the wives and daughters of the Luɦo chieftains and their natal lineages or the lineages into which they married (Yang 2010 ). More

Figure 5. The back page of a Thai government publication, drawing a parallel between the role of the kamnan and Hanuman, the monkey-chief who assisted King Rama in the famous epic the Ramayana (Anonymous 1961 ). More

Figure 6. Catalogue page, Chung Hwa, Semarang, late 1930s. (courtesy Didi Kwartanada and family) More

Figure 2. Title page for the special feature in Shūkan manga Sandee , September 28, 1966 . Courtesy of Jitsugyō no Nihonsha. The title page cartoon by Satō Sanpei shows an armband-toting office Red Guard confiscating gifts from business clients, including wristwatches, belts, and brassieres. More

Figure 4. These two pages in Hokkaido kaitaku zasshi introduce different types of salmon in Hokkaido. The same issue also discusses tips for salmon fishing and canning as well as incubating salmon eggs (HKZ 1881b , 242–43). More

Figure 5. Sample pages from the bilingual Vietnamese-French edition of the Đại Thừa Chơn Giáo (© Jeremy Jammes, 2017). More

Figure 4. Immediate neighborhood of the Nanjing Massacre issue pages. Node size represents eigenvector centrality, thickness of lines (edges) represents the number of links, shading represents starting points (crawl depth = 2, iterations = 1; algorithm: force atlas). Network data collected More

Figure 5. Extended network of the Nanjing Massacre issue pages. Node size represents eigenvector centrality, thickness of lines (edges) represents the number of links, shading represents domain types (crawl depth = 2, iterations = 2; algorithm: force atlas). Network data collected on May 3, 2013. More