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Inspired by post-colonial critics of the dominant Western canons in the fields of historiography, philology, cultural anthropology, and archaeology, this book explores the meanings and uses of "antiquity" in three cultural areas and compares the genealogies of the representations of their remote past. It discusses the entanglement of European conceptions of antiquity and its Mesoamerican and South-Asian appropriations and transformations. By diachronically exploring the functions of "antiquity", the book provides cultural anthropology and post-colonial studies with historical foundations and…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Inspired by post-colonial critics of the dominant Western canons in the fields of historiography, philology, cultural anthropology, and archaeology, this book explores the meanings and uses of "antiquity" in three cultural areas and compares the genealogies of the representations of their remote past. It discusses the entanglement of European conceptions of antiquity and its Mesoamerican and South-Asian appropriations and transformations. By diachronically exploring the functions of "antiquity", the book provides cultural anthropology and post-colonial studies with historical foundations and implements the postulate of the local gaze at global phenomena for world history and globalization research.

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Autorenporträt
Ute Schüren ist Ethnologin und Altamerikanistin in Hannover und arbeitet zu Mexiko und Zentralamerika. Daniel Marc Segesser ist Privatdozent für Neueste Geschichte am Historischen Institut der Universität Bern. Thomas Späth ist Professor für Antike Kulturen und Antikekonstruktionen am Center for Global Studies der Universität Bern.