Indian Ocean Histories: The Many Worlds of Michael Naylor Pearson

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Contents
List of figures
List of tables
List of contributors
Preface
Introduction: Indian Ocean histories
Part I Historiographies, methodologies and scale in the Indian Ocean
	1 The Indian Ocean: global nexus (1500–1800)
	2 The sodden archive: Africa, the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean
Part II Case studies
	3 The Kakatiyas, Motupalli and the Southern Bay of Bengal linkages
	4 Regional identities, maritime networking and Islamic conversions in fifteenth-century Java
	5 Brokers and go-betweens within the Portuguese State of India (1500–1700)
	6 South Asian settlers at Batavia in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
	7 Physicians, surgeons, merchants and healers: production, circulation and reconfiguration of knowledge in eighteenth-century Portuguese India
	8 Indian seamen (lascars), shipboard labor regime and the East India Company in the first half of the nineteenth century
Part III New histories
	9 Hazards and history on the Western Australian coast: the ‘Pearling Fleet Disaster’ of 1887
	10 Landscape, Rajah and wax prints: contemporary archaeologies of India in Mozambique
	11 Littoral shell tracks: tracing Burma’s transregional pearl histories
Part IV Reminiscences
	12 Michael Naylor Pearson: the discipline of history, the sea and the man
	13 Afterword
Index