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Routledge Shared Histories of Modernity - China, India, Ottoman

Name: Routledge Shared Histories of Modernity - China, India, Ottoman
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Challenge traditional views of world history with Shared Histories of Modernity. This book from the Critical Asian Studies series breaks away from the idea that modernity belongs only to the West. It moves past the common split between pre-modern and modern eras to look at how different parts of the world changed together. Instead of seeing European and non-European histories as separate paths, this work explores the shared experiences of transformation in China, India, and the Ottoman Empire. These regions are often labeled as non-European and excluded from discussions of modernity by conventional historians. This book provides a new way to understand how these three major regions navigated the shift into the modern age. Perfect for students and researchers of world history, this text offers a deep look at the processes that shaped these civilizations. It provides a necessary perspective for anyone studying how global transformations occurred outside of a strictly Western framework.

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Examines the shared experiences of modern transformation across China, India, and the Ottoman Empire.

Challenges the traditional view that modernity is a concept belonging solely to the West.

Questions the historical split between European and non-European development trajectories.

Provides a new perspective on the temporal divide between pre-modern and modern history.

Part of the Critical Asian Studies series published by Routledge India.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: Hardcover
ASIN: 041548166X
Category: Books > Subjects > History > World History > Civilisation & Culture
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 25 March 2009
Listed Since: 09 June 2008

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