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Habsburg Encounters With Native America Jonathan Singerton Marketa Krizova

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Habsburg Encounters With Native America Jonathan Singerton Marketa Krizova
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Publisher: Central European University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.14 MB
Author: Jonathan Singerton, Marketa Krizova, Michael Burri
ISBN: 9789048571802, 9789048571819, 9789048571826, 9048571804, 9048571812, 9048571820
Language: English
Year: 2025

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Habsburg Encounters With Native America Jonathan Singerton Marketa Krizova by Jonathan Singerton, Marketa Krizova, Michael Burri 9789048571802, 9789048571819, 9789048571826, 9048571804, 9048571812, 9048571820 instant download after payment.

The central European lands of the Habsburg monarchy have long shared an intertwined past with the Indigenous inhabitants of the Americas. This volume focuses on the process of encountering these peoples as a continual action across several centuries that has produced numerous and varied instances of cultural dialogues, perspectives, and understandings. Moreover, this central European element is something that has not been considered in its own right before now and has been overshadowed by the focus on a wider Germanic fascination for Indigenous cultures. Breaking away from this wider narrative allows us not only to recover a more distinct historical connection but also uncovers the particular dynamics of direct and indirect contact between Indigenous worlds and that of the Habsburg monarchy.