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A883
انگلیسی
Nation, Region, and Globe Alternative Definitions of Place in World History
/ Daniel Little
The paper begins in the recognition of the importance of ‘world history’ and considers some of the current challenges this field faces. It considers several important contributions to the field that illuminate the value of fresh approaches: James Scott's construction of ‘Zomia’, Emmanuel Todd's historicization of ‘France’ as a nation, Bin Wong and Kenneth Pomeranz's new approach to Eurasian economic history, and Victor Lieberman's analysis of the strange synchrony between Southeast Asia and Western Europe over a millennium of political development. The essay concludes with several historiographical maxims: avoid eurocentrism, expect variation, look for mechanisms of inter-connection, avoid capture by ‘nation-state’ concepts, and pay attention to different schemes of historical time.
Journal of Globalization Studies
, Vol. 5 No. 1
, May 2014
: P. 137-153
world history
eurocentrism
Southeast Asia
Western Europe
nation
region
historiographical maxims
Little, Daniel
ایران
Globalization
A883.pdf
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249952
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