Through a series of case studies, this book chronicles the rise and the decline of Catholic Orientalism which was produced in and disseminated by global networks of the early modern Portuguese empire in South Asia. From Portuguese officials to Goan Brahman clerics and literati, from botanists and physicians of Jewish origin to Italian Jesuits and their Tamil catechists, they were all engaged in creating an ever more cosmopolitan world of early modern South Asia. They did that by way of collecting information and knowledge, and by reflecting on their own mixed identities, on the world of South Asia and their place in it.…mehr
Through a series of case studies, this book chronicles the rise and the decline of Catholic Orientalism which was produced in and disseminated by global networks of the early modern Portuguese empire in South Asia. From Portuguese officials to Goan Brahman clerics and literati, from botanists and physicians of Jewish origin to Italian Jesuits and their Tamil catechists, they were all engaged in creating an ever more cosmopolitan world of early modern South Asia. They did that by way of collecting information and knowledge, and by reflecting on their own mixed identities, on the world of South Asia and their place in it.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Angela Barreto Xavier, Research Fellow at the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Lisbon. Ines G. %Zupanov, Senior Research Fellow (directrice de recherche), Centre d'Etude de l'Inde et de l'Asie du Sud, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique/Ecoles des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris.
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* Note on Transliteration and Spelling of Non-English Words * List of Abbreviations * List of Illustrations * Prologue * Part I: Imperial Itineraries * 1: Making India Classic, Exotic, and Oriental * 2: : Empire and the Village * 3: Natural History: Physicians, Merchants and Missionaries * Part II: Catholic Meridian * 4: Religion and Civility in 'Brahmanism': Jesuit Experiments (c. 16th-17th) * 5: Franciscan Orientalism * 6: Portuguese Linguistic Empire: Translation and Conversion * Part III: Contested Knowledge * 7: Orientalists from Within: Indian Genealogists, Philologists, and Historians * 8: Archives and the End of Catholic Orientalism * Epilogue: Catholic Orientalism as Tragedy * Bibliography * Index * About the Authors
* Note on Transliteration and Spelling of Non-English Words * List of Abbreviations * List of Illustrations * Prologue * Part I: Imperial Itineraries * 1: Making India Classic, Exotic, and Oriental * 2: : Empire and the Village * 3: Natural History: Physicians, Merchants and Missionaries * Part II: Catholic Meridian * 4: Religion and Civility in 'Brahmanism': Jesuit Experiments (c. 16th-17th) * 5: Franciscan Orientalism * 6: Portuguese Linguistic Empire: Translation and Conversion * Part III: Contested Knowledge * 7: Orientalists from Within: Indian Genealogists, Philologists, and Historians * 8: Archives and the End of Catholic Orientalism * Epilogue: Catholic Orientalism as Tragedy * Bibliography * Index * About the Authors
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