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Members of the H-Asia network may be interested in this new open-access special issue of the Onati Socio-Legal Series (Vol. 13 No. 1, 2023) on Rethinking the Caste System.
The issue carries six articles as follows:
Introduction
Caste studies today: Imaginary victims and perpetrators (Prakash Shah)
Members of the H-Empire network may be interested in this new open-access special issue of the Onati Socio-Legal Series (Vol. 13 No. 1, 2023) on Rethinking the Caste System.
The issue carries six articles as follows:
Introduction
Caste studies today: Imaginary victims and perpetrators (Prakash Shah)
Thematic Articles
Evolution of the figure of the Brahmin in early Muslim writings (Dunkin Jalki)
Dear H-AmIndian Subscribers,
Hi,
We're two PhD candidates (reading History and Literature respectively) looking to put together a panel on the fragmentation of white identity and power, preferably in the antebellum period. We're looking for papers that challenge conceptions of a universal "white" identity and power, including but not limited to race and gender politics. If you're interested in participating in this panel, please email charlotte.hand@sjc.ox.ac.uk
Hong Kong Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences
The 47th annual meeting of the French Colonial Historical Society (FCHS) will take place at the Université des Antilles in Martinique, May 4-6, 2023. We welcome panels and papers related to this year's theme, "The Color of Slavery: Construction and Deconstruction of a Colonial System." This includes contributions on the racial legacies of slavery in French colonial and post-colonial societies in the Caribbean, the Atlantic, and the Indian Ocean. We also solicit proposals that address any aspect of French colonial history.
Michael Fienberg (University of Wisconsin) and R. Grant Kleiser (Columbia) are crafting a panel for the American Society for 18th Century Studies from March 9-11, 2023 that reassesses the work of Edward Long in relation to the 21st Century Caribbean. We are looking for fellow panelists who would be interested in joining us. The abstract for the panel is below. If you are interested, please contact Michael Fienberg (mfeinberg2@wisc.edu) or Grant Kleiser (rk2952@columbia.edu).
The 47th annual meeting of the French Colonial Historical Society (FCHS) will take place at the Université des Antilles in Martinique, May 4-6, 2023.
