Trading Companies and Travel Knowledge in the Early Modern World
Herausgeber: Brock, Aske Laursen; Smith, Edmond; Meersbergen, Guido van
Trading Companies and Travel Knowledge in the Early Modern World
Herausgeber: Brock, Aske Laursen; Smith, Edmond; Meersbergen, Guido van
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This book explores the links between trade, empire, exploration, and global information transfer during the early modern period.
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This book explores the links between trade, empire, exploration, and global information transfer during the early modern period.
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- The Hakluyt Society Studies in the History of Travel
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 480g
- ISBN-13: 9781032052922
- ISBN-10: 1032052929
- Artikelnr.: 67822899
- The Hakluyt Society Studies in the History of Travel
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 480g
- ISBN-13: 9781032052922
- ISBN-10: 1032052929
- Artikelnr.: 67822899
Aske Laursen Brock is Carlsberg Postdoctoral Fellow at Aalborg University, Denmark. His research focuses on the social origins of trading companies and early global capitalism. Guido van Meersbergen is Assistant Professor of Early Modern Global History at the University of Warwick, UK. His research focuses on early modern diplomacy, travel, ethnography, and the Dutch and English East India Companies. Edmond Smith is Presidential Fellow in Economic Cultures at the University of Manchester, UK. His work focuses on commercial communities and the institutions of early modern global trade.
1. Trading Companies and Travel Writing: An Introduction Part One: Managing
Information 2. Mapping Travel Knowledge: The Use of Maps on the First Dutch
Voyages to Asia 3. Writing that Travels: The Dutch East India Company's
Paper-Based Information Management 4. Written Reports and the Promotion of
Trans-Oceanic Trade in Tuscany and Genoa in the Seventeenth Century 5.
Information and Encounter in England's North American Colonies, 1585-1650
Part Two: Multiple Actors and Perspectives 6. William Hawkins in the Mughal
Court, 1608-1611: Cultural, Social, and Affective Boundary-Crossings 7.
Writing the Macabre: Travel, Taxation and the Bengal Famine of 1770 8.
Reading Marginalised, Non-European Agency in EIC-Nepalese Encounters: The
Expeditions of William Kirkpatrick, 1793, and Maulvi Abdul Kadir Khan, 1795
Part Three: Company Lives 9. For Which Company? Guy Tachard S.J.'s
Unpublished Relation de Voyage aux Indes, 1690-99 10. 'Passages Recollected
from Memory': Remembering the Levant Company in Seventeenth-Century
Merchants' Life Writing 11. 'Blackened and Whispered Away my Reputation':
Fashioning a Reputation in the Late Seventeenth-Century Levant Company 12.
'Unburying' Company History: Reconstructing European Company Narratives
through Digital Cemetery Archives
Information 2. Mapping Travel Knowledge: The Use of Maps on the First Dutch
Voyages to Asia 3. Writing that Travels: The Dutch East India Company's
Paper-Based Information Management 4. Written Reports and the Promotion of
Trans-Oceanic Trade in Tuscany and Genoa in the Seventeenth Century 5.
Information and Encounter in England's North American Colonies, 1585-1650
Part Two: Multiple Actors and Perspectives 6. William Hawkins in the Mughal
Court, 1608-1611: Cultural, Social, and Affective Boundary-Crossings 7.
Writing the Macabre: Travel, Taxation and the Bengal Famine of 1770 8.
Reading Marginalised, Non-European Agency in EIC-Nepalese Encounters: The
Expeditions of William Kirkpatrick, 1793, and Maulvi Abdul Kadir Khan, 1795
Part Three: Company Lives 9. For Which Company? Guy Tachard S.J.'s
Unpublished Relation de Voyage aux Indes, 1690-99 10. 'Passages Recollected
from Memory': Remembering the Levant Company in Seventeenth-Century
Merchants' Life Writing 11. 'Blackened and Whispered Away my Reputation':
Fashioning a Reputation in the Late Seventeenth-Century Levant Company 12.
'Unburying' Company History: Reconstructing European Company Narratives
through Digital Cemetery Archives
1. Trading Companies and Travel Writing: An Introduction Part One: Managing
Information 2. Mapping Travel Knowledge: The Use of Maps on the First Dutch
Voyages to Asia 3. Writing that Travels: The Dutch East India Company's
Paper-Based Information Management 4. Written Reports and the Promotion of
Trans-Oceanic Trade in Tuscany and Genoa in the Seventeenth Century 5.
Information and Encounter in England's North American Colonies, 1585-1650
Part Two: Multiple Actors and Perspectives 6. William Hawkins in the Mughal
Court, 1608-1611: Cultural, Social, and Affective Boundary-Crossings 7.
Writing the Macabre: Travel, Taxation and the Bengal Famine of 1770 8.
Reading Marginalised, Non-European Agency in EIC-Nepalese Encounters: The
Expeditions of William Kirkpatrick, 1793, and Maulvi Abdul Kadir Khan, 1795
Part Three: Company Lives 9. For Which Company? Guy Tachard S.J.'s
Unpublished Relation de Voyage aux Indes, 1690-99 10. 'Passages Recollected
from Memory': Remembering the Levant Company in Seventeenth-Century
Merchants' Life Writing 11. 'Blackened and Whispered Away my Reputation':
Fashioning a Reputation in the Late Seventeenth-Century Levant Company 12.
'Unburying' Company History: Reconstructing European Company Narratives
through Digital Cemetery Archives
Information 2. Mapping Travel Knowledge: The Use of Maps on the First Dutch
Voyages to Asia 3. Writing that Travels: The Dutch East India Company's
Paper-Based Information Management 4. Written Reports and the Promotion of
Trans-Oceanic Trade in Tuscany and Genoa in the Seventeenth Century 5.
Information and Encounter in England's North American Colonies, 1585-1650
Part Two: Multiple Actors and Perspectives 6. William Hawkins in the Mughal
Court, 1608-1611: Cultural, Social, and Affective Boundary-Crossings 7.
Writing the Macabre: Travel, Taxation and the Bengal Famine of 1770 8.
Reading Marginalised, Non-European Agency in EIC-Nepalese Encounters: The
Expeditions of William Kirkpatrick, 1793, and Maulvi Abdul Kadir Khan, 1795
Part Three: Company Lives 9. For Which Company? Guy Tachard S.J.'s
Unpublished Relation de Voyage aux Indes, 1690-99 10. 'Passages Recollected
from Memory': Remembering the Levant Company in Seventeenth-Century
Merchants' Life Writing 11. 'Blackened and Whispered Away my Reputation':
Fashioning a Reputation in the Late Seventeenth-Century Levant Company 12.
'Unburying' Company History: Reconstructing European Company Narratives
through Digital Cemetery Archives