[PDF] Top 20 Afterimage of Empire: Photography in Nineteenth Century India

... colonial photography; indeed, Chaudhary demonstrates an acute awareness of colonial forms of violence but proposes, nonetheless, that photographs can be more than abstract concepts engaged in colonial ... See full document

... socio-economic context and provenance of practices of opium cultivation and transmission. It is incumbent upon historians to reconstruct the institutional, infrastructural, and political bulwark supporting networks of ... See full document

... East India Company’s officers between rival attempts to recover India’s past which nonetheless significantly transformed Indian ...Many nineteenth-century officers romantically celebrated Indian ... See full document

... the nineteenth century, the British deployed various different legal and institutional approaches in response to an Irish polity that consistently refused to submit to British ...the empire, in ... See full document

... the nineteenth century, set about creating a style of building Indian in appearance, but Western in ...later nineteenth–century England, which extolled the craftsman or artisan as a ... See full document

... long nineteenth century – in preceding, his own, or further generations – he can put canonical writers of world literature to the Romantic/modern business of identifying historico-cultural ... See full document

... Carleton Watkins is perhaps the pre-eminent American landscape photographer of the nineteenth century, and his imag es from 1861 on exemplify several aspects of nineteenth-century photog[r] ... See full document

... the Nineteenth Century’ was long the only segment of his extensive writings on Paris to be readily available in English; it was published in Walter Benjamin, Reflections, ... See full document

... Many critics have traced the blurring of portrait and history-painting in the late eighteenth century to the theory and practice of one of the leading portrait-painters in the period, Sir Joshua Reynolds. In his ... See full document

... All societies have social policies of some kind, even if the state only plays a minor role in welfare provision. However, nineteenth-century Britain witnessed a series of changes which had a major impact on ... See full document

... Nineteenth-century periodicals significantly outnumber books from that era, and present historians with an immensely valuable set of sources, but their use is constrained by the difficulty of identifying ... See full document

... The first accounting book ‘Hesap Defteri Prensipleri İ lk Ba ş layanlar ı n İ htiyaçlar ı İ çin Halk Dili İ le Yaz ı lm ış Özet’ (Account Book Principles – An Abstract for the Begginers), telling the double-entry method ... See full document

... By August 1894 the soil had already assumed a significant position in what, following Hans-J¨org Rheinberger, we may call plague-related experimental systems that arose from the ontological fixing of the disease’s ... See full document

... dynamic exchange of transcultural memories. These memories are no longer territorialised within the confines of national borders but move beyond them and across temporalities to produce through their transmediality a ... See full document

... sources. The research base is impressive, extensive and rendered with meticulous thoroughness. Her territory is Paris and she has thoroughly studied a good range of newspapers, pamphlets and periodicals. She has ploughed ... See full document

... Chapter two examines the following nineteenth-century burlesques of Hamlet, all of which are included in Stanley Wells's Nineteenth-Century Shakespeare Burlesques, Volumes I-IV London: D[r] ... See full document

... th century, mainstream Anglican theologians had, following such precepts, largely abandoned the concept of hell and its demonic forces, though some popular sects continued to believe in ... See full document

... The remaining three articles in Part II are primarily devoted to literary, travel, and historical writing consumed by the British reading public. Two contributions--John Barrell's 'Death on the Nile: Fantasy and the ... See full document

... The following paper is in the context of a minor exploration of policies around venereal diseases and its control in the light of public health. We here cannot overlook the excessive attention paid to controlling the ... See full document

... As well as being sites of collaboration and colonisation, these schools and missions were forums around which deaf identities emerged and deaf people could organise collectively. In the mid nineteenth ... See full document