This book is a multidisciplinary study of the Indian Ocean region, bringing together perspectives from history, defense and strategic studies, cultural and religious studies, and environmental studies. This collection examines both the continuity and change of the region, as well as its unity and diversity.
This book is a multidisciplinary study of the Indian Ocean region, bringing together perspectives from history, defense and strategic studies, cultural and religious studies, and environmental studies. This collection examines both the continuity and change of the region, as well as its unity and diversity.
Joshua Esler is lecturer and director of the Indian Ocean Research Centre at Sheridan Institute of Higher Education. Mark Fielding is senior lecturer in education and director of the Indian Ocean Research Centre at Sheridan Institute of Higher Education.
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Introduction by Joshua Esler and Mark Fielding Part 1: Region, Space and Place: Social Imaginaries in the Indian Ocean World Chapter 1: Imagining the Indian Ocean: Oceanic Spaces, People, and Discourses by Mark Fielding Chapter 2: Unity and Diversity and Unity in Diversity: People, Time, Space, and the Social Imaginary in the Indian Ocean (World) by Joshua Esler Part 2: Diverse Identities, Communities and Histories Chapter 3: Sultana: The Biography of an Indian Ocean Vessel by Jeremy Prestholdt Chapter 4: Penang and the Maritime Trade of Tamil Muslims, 1778-1800 CE by Sundar Vadlamudi Chapter 5: Towards a Periodisation of Indian Ocean Maritime History by Peter Ridgway Chapter 6: The Portuguese Catholic Tradition and its Impact on Portugal's Colonisation of East Timor: A Critical Appraisal by Augusto Zimmermann Chapter 7: Perth Undergraduate Students' Perceptions of the Relevance of History: Ramifications for the Indian Ocean by Jackson Black Part 3: Island-Nations and Networks Chapter 8: Shaping a
Introduction by Joshua Esler and Mark Fielding Part 1: Region, Space and Place: Social Imaginaries in the Indian Ocean World Chapter 1: Imagining the Indian Ocean: Oceanic Spaces, People, and Discourses by Mark Fielding Chapter 2: Unity and Diversity and Unity in Diversity: People, Time, Space, and the Social Imaginary in the Indian Ocean (World) by Joshua Esler Part 2: Diverse Identities, Communities and Histories Chapter 3: Sultana: The Biography of an Indian Ocean Vessel by Jeremy Prestholdt Chapter 4: Penang and the Maritime Trade of Tamil Muslims, 1778-1800 CE by Sundar Vadlamudi Chapter 5: Towards a Periodisation of Indian Ocean Maritime History by Peter Ridgway Chapter 6: The Portuguese Catholic Tradition and its Impact on Portugal's Colonisation of East Timor: A Critical Appraisal by Augusto Zimmermann Chapter 7: Perth Undergraduate Students' Perceptions of the Relevance of History: Ramifications for the Indian Ocean by Jackson Black Part 3: Island-Nations and Networks Chapter 8: Shaping a
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