World Histories from Below: Disruption and Dissent, 1750 to the Present
Editat de Professor Antoinette Burton, Professor Tony Ballantyneen Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 feb 2022
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781350171725
ISBN-10: 1350171727
Pagini: 312
Ilustrații: 48 bw illus, 4 tables
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Ediția:2
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1350171727
Pagini: 312
Ilustrații: 48 bw illus, 4 tables
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Ediția:2
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Second
edition
includes
new
preface
and
two
additional
chapters
alongside
updated
material
and
new
illustrations
throughout
Notă biografică
Antoinette
Burtonis
Professor
of
History
at
the
University
of
Illinois,
USA.
Her
recent
publications
includeAn
ABC
of
Queen
Victoria's
Empire:
Or
a
Primer
of
Conquest,
Dissent
and
Disruption(Bloomsbury,
2017)
andHow
Empire
Shaped
Us(Bloomsbury,
2016).Tony
Ballantyneis
Professor
of
History
at
the
University
of
Otago,
New
Zealand.
His
recent
publications
includeEntanglements
of
empire:
Missionaries,
Maori,
and
the
question
of
the
body(2014)
and
co-edited
with
Antoinette
BurtonEmpires
and
the
reach
of
the
global:
1870-1945(2009).
Cuprins
List
of
IllustrationsNotes
on
ContributorsIntroduction:
Keywords:
"World
History,"
"Below,"
and
"Dissent
and
Disruption",Antoinette
Burton
and
Tony
Ballantyne1.
Modern
Political
Revolutions:
Connecting
Grassroots
Political
Dissent
and
Global
Historical
Transformations,M.J.
Maynes
and
Ann
Waltner2.
International
and
Global
Anti-Colonial
Movements,Heather
Streets-Salter3.
Insurgent
Citizenship:
Armed
Rebellions
and
Everyday
Acts
of
Resistance
in
the
Global
South,Eileen
M.
Ford4.
Indigeneity,
Movement,
and
Disrupting
the
Global
Nineteenth
Century,T.
J.
Tallie5.
Body
Politics,
Sexualities,
and
the
"Modern
Family"
in
Global
History,Durba
Ghosh6.
The
Persistence
of
the
Gods:
Religion
in
the
Modern
World,Tony
Ballantyne7.
Global
Mobilities,Clare
Anderson8.
The
Anthropocene
from
Below,Nancy
J.
Jacobs,Danielle
JohnstoneandChristopher
Kelly9.
The
Anthropocene's
"Belows":
Nature
and
Power
in
Global
History,Robert
Rouphail
Recenzii
Praise
for
the
first
edition:'Most
of
the
chapters
in
this
fine
collection
would
work
very
well
in
the
undergraduate
classroom
.
Each
chapter
chooses
a
small
group
of
examples
or
moments
to
focus
on,
with
brief
mention
of
others,
so
students
won't
get
buried
in
a
mass
of
names
and
dates.
The
book
as
a
whole
could
be
assigned
in
thematic
upper-level
or
graduate
courses,
both
for
its
content
and
for
the
examples
that
the
chapters
provide
about
how
to
write
comparative
and
world/global
history
on
a
specific
topic
in
a
research-paper
length
format.
Because
many
of
its
examples
are
not
ones
often
discussed,
more
advanced
scholars
of
world
history
would
gain
by
reading
the
book
as
well.'
Antoinette Burton and Tony Ballantyne present a highly readable collection of essays that will challenge both scholars and students to rethink traditional approaches to world history ... Ambitious in scope but meticulous in detail, this collection functions equally well as a primer for undergraduate students or as a resource for advanced scholars seeking to draw wider transnational connections with their work ... The essays included in this volume present an impressively coherent narrative when read together but also function well as stand-alone pieces.
"This collection of essays goes a long way toward "localizing" global history and at the same time "de-nationalizing" the study of the past. Whereas globalization has tended to be understood in terms of transnational movements of people, goods, and ideas, the contributors here examine these phenomena in local contexts. At the same time, they analyze how seemingly disparate developments in various parts of the world have also been shared across national boundaries, thus fostering a world of hybridity in which we live. The volume should serve as an excellent starting point for the understanding of the closely interconnected and at the same time intensely localized world that exists today."
"An essential introduction to the study of world/global history, this book builds upon the best of recent research to develop original and suggestive approaches that emphasize history from "the bottom up," that is, the real-life struggles of ordinary people across the world to maintain and reshape their lives."
This revised collection of essays proposes ways of understanding world histories by focusing on how common people mobilized, challenged, and negotiated power across time and place. World Histories From Below is filled with innovative scholarship on the Global South that provides convincing alternatives to national-colonial and Western narratives.
World Histories From Belowcharts new directions for students of world history. Its insistent focus on the perspective of the marginalized makes the narrative of world history newly available for the imagining of radical futures within and beyond the classroom. This is the book for teaching world history that we have been long awaiting.
With welcome new material, the second edition of this superb essay collection offers an outstanding introduction to the approaches, challenges, and insights of World History. There's complementarity between the thematic chapters and contributors' analyses tease out the global patterns, complexities, and consequences of human interaction, from revolutionary protest to environmental change.
Antoinette Burton and Tony Ballantyne present a highly readable collection of essays that will challenge both scholars and students to rethink traditional approaches to world history ... Ambitious in scope but meticulous in detail, this collection functions equally well as a primer for undergraduate students or as a resource for advanced scholars seeking to draw wider transnational connections with their work ... The essays included in this volume present an impressively coherent narrative when read together but also function well as stand-alone pieces.
"This collection of essays goes a long way toward "localizing" global history and at the same time "de-nationalizing" the study of the past. Whereas globalization has tended to be understood in terms of transnational movements of people, goods, and ideas, the contributors here examine these phenomena in local contexts. At the same time, they analyze how seemingly disparate developments in various parts of the world have also been shared across national boundaries, thus fostering a world of hybridity in which we live. The volume should serve as an excellent starting point for the understanding of the closely interconnected and at the same time intensely localized world that exists today."
"An essential introduction to the study of world/global history, this book builds upon the best of recent research to develop original and suggestive approaches that emphasize history from "the bottom up," that is, the real-life struggles of ordinary people across the world to maintain and reshape their lives."
This revised collection of essays proposes ways of understanding world histories by focusing on how common people mobilized, challenged, and negotiated power across time and place. World Histories From Below is filled with innovative scholarship on the Global South that provides convincing alternatives to national-colonial and Western narratives.
World Histories From Belowcharts new directions for students of world history. Its insistent focus on the perspective of the marginalized makes the narrative of world history newly available for the imagining of radical futures within and beyond the classroom. This is the book for teaching world history that we have been long awaiting.
With welcome new material, the second edition of this superb essay collection offers an outstanding introduction to the approaches, challenges, and insights of World History. There's complementarity between the thematic chapters and contributors' analyses tease out the global patterns, complexities, and consequences of human interaction, from revolutionary protest to environmental change.