Encounters old and New in world history [online] : essays Inspired by Jerry H. Bentley / edited by Alan Karras, Laura J. Mitchell, Anand A. Yang, Kieko Matteson

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Part. I: Publics and practices World Historians and the Future of Academic History A Research Manifesto Making Porous and Expansive Boundaries Jerry Bentley, World History, and Global Publics Teaching World History in a Swirl of Standards

Part II: Identities and encounters Encounters within Europe Travelers’ Views of Slavery in Renaissance Iberia The Sixteenth-Century World War and the Roots of the Modern World A View from the Edge Who Owns the Fish in the Sea? The Dukes of Medina Sidonia and Spain’s Tuna Fisheries Eating the World The Iguana’s Tale of Caribbean Ecology and Culinary History Shaken or Stirred? Recreating Makgeolli for the Twenty-First Century

Part III: Truth claims and enlightenment shadows Explanations of Species Extinction in Nineteenth-Century China and Europe Shadows of Sovereignty Legal Encounters and the Politics of Protection in the Atlantic World The Promise of—and the Threats to—Historical Linguistics as a Complement of Bentleyan World History Close Encounters of the Methodological Kind Contending with Enlightenment Legacies in World History

Achiziție prin Proiectul Anelis Plus 2020.