Titlebook: Casting Faiths; Imperialism and the Thomas David DuBois (Associate Professor of Histor Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Anomalous Quantum Metal Phase in TiSe2,onal and intellectual development of the newspaper was far more complex than its inglorious ending would suggest. While foreign-owned newspapers in China were at the time by no means rare, few spanned a range of regimes as vast, or a combination of national, economic and social interests as diverse as did the

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From , to Theravāda Buddhism: Constructions of Religion and Religious Identity in Nineteenth- and Eaation, hierarchical arrangements and specific roles for . and laity.. In addition, while precolonial concepts emphasized a discrete set of observances, the term “Buddhism,” adopted into modern Burmese, implies the primacy of a uniform set of doctrines.

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Japanese Print Media and Manchurian Cultural Community: Religion in the Pages of the onal and intellectual development of the newspaper was far more complex than its inglorious ending would suggest. While foreign-owned newspapers in China were at the time by no means rare, few spanned a range of regimes as vast, or a combination of national, economic and social interests as diverse as did the

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The Education of Annie Howe: Missionary Transformations in late Meiji Japanrson believed in the fundamental appeal of Christianity as a belief system and means to salvation, and he also believed that the propagation of Christianity had to come from planting local churches and allowing them to grow in their own ways. The job of the missionary was to bring the message of Chr

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The Making of Islamic Law: Local Elites and Colonial Authority in British Malayaw and religion inextricable. However, what is often referred to as “Islamic law” in post-colonial Muslim states like Malaysia is not the shari’ah, a body of rules whose jurisdiction covers all areas of life and forms the divinely guided path of right conduct for every Muslim. Instead, contemporary I

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Afterword: Questioning Faiths? Casting Doubtsts a historic paradigmatic change in religion in East and Southeast Asia, and perhaps promises a paradigmatic change in our understanding thereof. Rather, I would like to take this opportunity to reflect on some implications from my reading of the chapters within the framework of the “promise” of a