Peripherien: Neue Beiträge zur Europäischen und Globalgeschichte

Bernhard Struck; Jakob  Vogel; Martin  Lengwiler; Ulrike Lindner; Christof Dejung

Peripherien: Neue Beiträge zur Europäischen und Globalgeschichte

Translated title of the contribution: Peripheries : New Contributions to European and Global History

Bernhard Struck, Jakob Vogel (Editor), Martin Lengwiler (Editor), Ulrike Lindner (Editor), Christof Dejung (Editor)

School of History

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Abstract

The series “Peripheries” seeks to renew ongoing debates revolving around European and global history. It applies transnational, postcolonial and global perspectives and approaches such as the concept of circulation in order to embed European history within a global world. The series engages with alleged peripheral themes and places within and beyond Europe during early and late modernity.

Peripheries (real and imagined, thematic and spatial) of European history offer innovative perspectives on otherwise familiar topics. Peripheries and border zones allow to decentre, recentre, and reimagine traditional historiographical narratives on European modernity. These include themes such as industrialisation, urbanisation, democratisation. The series offers novel ways beyond methodological nationalism. As such it (or: “Peripheries”) seeks to decentre and provicialise European history.

Translated title of the contribution	Peripheries : New Contributions to European and Global History
Original language	German
Publisher	Böhlau
Publication status	Published - 1 Sept 2016

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Bayerische Hottentotten, schottische Barbaren und Homer auf Tahiti. Bereister Raum, beschriebene Zeiten und die Verortung des Eigenen und Fremden im späten 18. Jahrhundert
Struck, B. & Schaller, M., 2015, Ränder der Moderne: Neue Perspektiven auf die Europäische Geschichte (1800-1930). Dejung, C. & Lengwiler , M. (eds.). Cologne: Bohlau Verlag, p. 37-64 28 p.
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Bayerische Hottentotten, schottische Barbaren und Homer auf Tahiti. Bereister Raum, beschriebene Zeiten und die Verortung des Eigenen und Fremden im späten 18. Jahrhundert

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