Sharing sovereignty : the little kingdom in South Asia

The Little Kingdom in South Asia - with contributions by Burkhard Schnepel, Peter Sutherland, Ulrike Teuscher, Tilman Frasch, Akio Tanabe, Niels Gutschow, Uwe Skoda, Chandi Prasad Nanda, Maria Schetelich and Heiko Frese.

Historians and anthropologists have been unhappy for quite some time about constructing history with current political administrative or cultural units in mind, as is still the case with mainstream or textbook historiography. The present volume is intended as a contribution to the continuation and extension of various ideas and models relevant to the ongoing discussion. It integrates the most comprehensive of these models, i.e., the little kingdom model, and post-modern historiography.

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Conference:
17. European Conference on Modern South Asian Studies (Heidelberg, 2002)
Conference on the Little Kingdom (Heidelberg, 2002.)
17. Conference on Modern South Asian Studies (Heidelberg, 2002.)
Other:
ORCID
0000-0002-4852-8969
Frenz, Margret
In Series:
ZMO-Studien
Vol. 20 (2003)
Date Issued:
2003
PPN:
378192256
ISBN:
3879976260
Language:
English
Type of Resource:
Text
Extent:
277 S.
Place Term:
Berlin
Publisher:
Schwarz
Keywords:
Historiography; Post-modern
Geographic:
SüdasienGND
OrissaGND
DDC subject of DNB:
300 Social sciences
Publication area:
ZMO-Studies
Hosting institution:
Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient (ZMO)
accrual policy:
Literaturverz. S. [247] - 267
statement of responsibility:
ed. by Georg Berkemer and Margret Frenz
creation/production credits:
Conference on the little kingdom part of the 17th Conference on Modern South Asian Studies at Heidelberg in 2002

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