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,Science and the Colonial War-State: British India, 1790–1820,s by which the British attained a new confidence in the beneficial nature and transformative effects of their rule. Part of the purpose of this chapter is, then, to suggest ways in which the history of science (broadly understood) might be foregrounded in relation to this moment of imperial arrival

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A Moral Obligation of the Nation-State: Archaeology and Regime Change in Java and the Netherlands i landscape gardens—often figured in allegorical explanations that contained strong moral or religious connotations. They functioned as “memento mori”-signs or as warnings against decay and decadence. Western travelers in the non-Western world in early modern and modern times, who encountered “archae

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Ethnographic Fieldwork in the Dutch Cape Colony at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century: , (1810ge picture atlas in oblong format, . (South African Views) with three large ethnographic pictures out of a total of four. In 1811 the French edition of both books was published. After Alberti’s death in 1812 the original German text of . was published as . (The Kaffirs on the South Coast of Africa,

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Introduction,teenth-century (First) Scientific Revolution, associated with names such as Descartes, Locke, and Newton, and the nineteenth-century Industrial Revolution.. Regarding the era in between, it has been said that “until recently, general histories of science have tended toward an impoverished estimation

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