A Companion to Global Historical Thought provides an in-depth overview of the development of historical thinking from the earliest times to the present, across the world, directly addressing the issues of historical thought in a globalized context.
Provides an overview of the development of historical thinking from the earliest times to the present, across the world, through essays written by a team of leading international scholars Complements the Companion to Western Historical Thought, placing non-Western perspectives on historiography at the center of the discussion Explores the different historical traditions that have shaped the discipline, and the challenges posed by modernity and globalization
目次
Front Matter (pages i–xi)
Chapter none Introduction (pages 1–18)
Part I: Premodern Historical Thought
Chapter 1 History as a Way of Remembering the Past (pages 19–33) Chapter 2 Classical Chinese Historical Thought (pages 34–46) Chapter 3 The Romance of the Middle Ages (pages 47–62) Chapter 4 Buddhist Worlds (pages 63–77) Chapter 5 Premodern Arabic/Islamic Historical Writing (pages 78–91) Chapter 6 Ottoman Historical Thought (pages 92–106) Chapter 7 “Premodern” Pasts (pages 107–121) Chapter 8 History, Exile, and Counter-History (pages 122–135)
Part II: Historiographies
Chapter 9 The Legacy of Greece and Rome (pages 137–152) Chapter 10 America and Global Historical Thought in the Early Modern Period (pages 153–168) Chapter 11 European Societies and their Norms in the Process of Expansion (pages 169–183) Chapter 12 The Global in Enlightenment Historical Thought (pages 184–196) Chapter 13 Hegel, Marx, and World History (pages 197–212) Chapter 14 The World of Modern Japanese Historiography (pages 213–227) Chapter 15 Critical Theories of Modernity (pages 228–242) Chapter 16 On the Compatibility of Chinese and European History (pages 243–256) Chapter 17 Modern Historiography in Southeast Asia (pages 257–268) Chapter 18 Historical Thought in the Other America (pages 269–292) Chapter 19 Histories of History in South Asia (pages 293–307) Chapter 20 Modern Historiography – Arab World (pages 308–320) Chapter 21 The Burden of Peculiarity (pages 321–333)
Part III: Global Histories and New Directions
Chapter 22 Oceanic History (pages 335–350) Chapter 23 Environmental History and World History (pages 351–368) Chapter 24 Dependency Theory and World-Systems Analysis (pages 369–383) Chapter 25 Empires and Imperialism (pages 384–398) Chapter 26 Histories of Globalization(S) (pages 399–411) Chapter 27 Comparative History and Its Critics (pages 412–436) Chapter 28 Women, Gender, and the Global (pages 437–450) Chapter 29 Indigenes and Settlers (Fourth World) (pages 451–465) Chapter 30 History, Memory, Justice (pages 466–481) Chapter 31 Beyond the Nation (pages 482–495)
