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University of Texas at Austin

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A Market for Speech: Poetry in Late Mughal India

  • Arthur Dudney
  • 7 minute read
Review of A Market for Speech: Poetry Recitation in Late Mughal India, 1690-1810, by Nathan Tabor. Something strange happened to…
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Intersections of Latin American and South Asian Literature in the Twentieth Century

  • Christin Hoene
  • 5 minute read
A review of Cartographies of Engagement: The Parallels and Intersections of Latin American and South Asian Literature in the Twentieth…
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Experiences of the Trans-Iranian Railway

  • Mary Yoshinari
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A review of Mobilizing Iran: Experiences of the Trans-Iranian Railway, 1850-1950, by Mikiya Koyagi. By undertaking the study of a…
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Spanish Travelers in China, 1870-1910

  • Ander Permanyer-Ugartemendia
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A review of Nostalgia imperial: crónicas de viajeros españoles por China (1870-1910) [Imperial Nostalgia: chronicles of Spanish travelers in China…
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Cuban Tobacco Slavery

  • Andrés Pletch
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A review of Cuban Tobacco Slavery: Life, Labor and Freedom in Pinar del Río, 1817-1886, by William A. Morgan. William…
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Science & American Childhood Cultures, 1900-80

  • Victoria Cain
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A review of Science and the Culture of American Childhood, 1900-1980, by Rebecca Stiles Onion. The circulation of scientific knowledge…
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Taiko Drumming in North America

  • Paul J. Yoon
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A review of Drumming Asian America: Performing Race, Gender, and Sexuality in North American Taiko, by Angela Kristine Ahlgren. Drumming…
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