Titlebook: Other Renaissances; A New Approach to Wo Brenda Deen Schildgen,Gang Zhou,Sander L. Gilman Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Natur

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,The People’s Entertainments: Translation, Popular Fiction, and the Nahdah in Egypt,describe this foundational histori-cal moment and all of which evoke a quixotic gesture of rupture with and return to cultural foundations. Arab intellectuals began to use the term in the middle of the nineteenth century to describe the linguistic and cultural revival that spread from Egypt and Leba

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The Chinese Renaissance: A Transcultural Reading,ential work ... With these words, Burckhardt not only prepares his reader for the uniqueness of his vision of the Italian Renaissance but also negotiates a space for various kinds of interpretations to come. This chapter examines the ways in which the idea of renaissance was understood and appropria

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Sri Aurobindo: Renaissance in India and the Italian Renaissance,n Renaissance.. This movement was both the construction of English East India Company functionaries who became scholars of ancient India, and the work of Indians who came under the influence of the English “intelligentsia.” Associated with intellectual figures like William Jones, who founded the Asi

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,Globalizing the Harlem Renaissance: Irish, Mexican, and “Negro” Renaissances in , and ,rspective of” an emerging new world. In his opening remarks to that canonical text, a work typically considered to be the bible of the Harlem Renaissance, Locke explicitly connected this “resurgence of a people” in Harlem to the racial and national renaissances occurring “in India, in China, in Egyp

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