Titlebook: Empire and Science in the Making; Dutch Colonial Schol Peter Boomgaard (senior researcher, professor (eme Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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,“A Religion That Is Extremely Easy and Unusually Light to Take On”: Dutch and English Knowledge of e Dutch colonial capital of Batavia with his eyes firmly set on locating its collections of Malay manuscripts. What awaited him, however, was not merely two centuries of accumulated manuscripts, for there was apparently something sinister in the musty air of an unventilated library, perhaps even tha

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A Moral Obligation of the Nation-State: Archaeology and Regime Change in Java and the Netherlands irtance; they can give people a sense of belonging to certain ethnic groups, religious worldviews, or civilizing missions. Since the rise of nation-states, these sites time and again came to symbolize a combination of national, cultural, and political origins. Sometimes a ruin was also regarded as a

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Meeting Point Deshima: Scholarly Communication between Japan and Europe up till around 1800,.” Try to imagine the thoughts of a Dutchman arriving there around the turn of the eighteenth century, or, for that matter, the thoughts of a Frenchman, a German, or a Swede: from the early seventeenth to the early nineteenth centuries, all Europe served the Dutch East India Company in Japan, either

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Ethnographic Fieldwork in the Dutch Cape Colony at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century: , (1810ibed, as well as landscapes, plants, and animals. But between 1740 and 1790 the first signs of specialization can be detected in the German-speaking countries and in Russia; ethnography started developing into a discipline.. Following on a comparable, somewhat later development in France, the first

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Intellectual Wastelands? Scholarship in and for the Dutch West Indies up to ca. 1800,arfare, and the like preceded and accompanied Western colonialism. While much of this technological progress may have been one-directional, European exploration and settlement in faraway continents also stimulated the further development of metropolitan science. As will become evident from this chap

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-07599-7ation collected by the expedition, I will show, was distinguished by scientific accuracy, the pursuit of which profoundly influenced all the expedition’s data-gathering tasks, from surveying and mapping to botanizing and drawing.

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Personalized Mechanical Ventilationly two centuries of accumulated manuscripts, for there was apparently something sinister in the musty air of an unventilated library, perhaps even that of the Batavia Society of Arts and Sciences, and he contracted an infection that was to take his life within a few short days.