Record Details     « New Search       Brief Record Full Record MARC Record     Bibliographic Data Control Number muse66280 Control Number Identifier MdBmJHUP Date and Time of Latest Transaction 20180103104307.0 General Information 170417s2017 flu o 00 0 eng d International Standard Book Number 9780813052960   0813052963   9780813054759 (cloth) System Control Number (OCoLC)1017611699 Cataloging Source MdBmJHUP MdBmJHUP Library of Congress Call Number JV185 H57 2017 Dewey Decimal Classification Number 995 23 Title Statement Historical Archaeology of Early Modern Colonialism in Asia-Pacific The Southwest Pacific and Oceanian Regions / Volume I. the Southwest Pacific and Oceanian regions / [electronic resource] : Mari?a Cruz Berrocal and Cheng-Hwa Tsang, Editors. Physical Description a1 online resource (pages cm) Formatted Contents Note aUnderstanding early modern colonialism in Asia and the Pacific / Mari?a Cruz Berrocal and Cheng-Hwa Tsang -- Historiographical absences and archaeological consequences: the early modern European journeys in the Pacific / Mari?a Cruz Berrocal -- The abandonment of Alofi Island (Western Polynesia) before missionary times: a consequence of early European contact? / Christophe Sand -- When "early" modern colonialism comes late: historical archaeology in Vanuatu / James L. Flexner and Matthew Spriggs -- From first encounters to sustained engagement and alienation: European and ni-vanuatu contact from 1774 To 1915, Port Sandwich, Malakula, Vanuatu, Southwest Pacific / Stuart Bedford, Marcellin Abong, Richard Shing and Frederique Valentin -- "Great powers" in the Pacific Islands: a calibrated comparison of Spanish and Anglo-American colonialism / James M. Bayman -- Spain in the Mariana Islands, 1521-1898 / Frank J. Quimby -- The archaeological remains of early modern Spanish colonialism on Guam and their implications / Boyd Dixon, Andrea Jalandoni and Cacilie Craft -- Jesuit missionary work in the Mariana Islands (1668-1769) / Alexandre Coello de la Rosa -- Island Taiwan in the seventeenth century: an historiographical overview / Ann Heylen -- Encountering the wider world before the transition to history: Chinese ceramics in proto-historic Taiwan -- (tenth-sixteenth centuries) / Liu Yi-Chang and Wang Su-chin.  Summary, Etc. or decades, global colonialism and capitalist expansion has been viewed and interpreted as a purely Eurocentric phenomenon beginning in the sixteenth century with the age of exploration. Recent research has pulled the focus from Europe toward China as the first agent of global expansion. This collection will continue to challenge the northern European narrative to include the Chinese, Iberian, and Japanese connections to global transformations and economies. The Asia-Pacific area developed tighter and more cohesive regional trade networks and had a greater impact on local populations in areas such as consumption patterns and artistic creation.  Subject Added Entry - Topical Term ationalism -- Southeast Asia -- History. 0   ationalism -- Pacific Area -- History. 0 Subject Added Entry - Geographic Name outheast Asia -- Colonization -- History. 0   acific Area -- Colonization -- History. 7 Index Term - Genre/Form lectronic books. -- local1  Added Entry - Personal Name ang, Zhenhua, editor.1    Added Entry - Corporate Name oject Muse. 0           Physical Location           Digital Copy Not Available          Add to Book Cart  |   Download MARC