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Burma nach Myanmar von Alexandra Green Hardcover Buch

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9780714124957
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Publisher
British Museum Press
ISBN-10
0714124958
ISBN-13
9780714124957
eBay Product ID (ePID)
18061244203

Product Key Features

Book Title
Burma to Myanmar
Number of Pages
288 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Asia / Southeast Asia, General
Publication Year
2023
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Art, History
Author
Pyiet Phyo Kyaw
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.2 in
Item Length
10.1 in
Item Width
9 in

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Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
709.591
Table Of Content
ForewordsIntroduction - Alexandra Green1. Natural resources and geography - Alexandra Kaloyanides2. Bagan: a cosmopolitan Buddhist kingdom - Thaw Zin Latt, P.P.K. and Alexandra Green3. States and networks: expansion and contraction, 1500-1900 - Alexandra Green4. The British colonial period - Alexandra Green5. The Karen and their textiles: from natural to synthetic dyeing practices - Caroline Cartwright, Joanne Dyer, Diego Tamburini and Alexandra Green6. Myanmar in the world: the Second World War - Maitrii Aung-Thwin and Arthur Swan Ye Tun7. Thinking about minoritised communities - Mandy Sada8. Material culture after independence - Anonymous and Alexandra Green9. Modern and contemporary art activism (1948-present) - Melissa CarlsonAppendixNotesBibliographyList of contributorsAcknowledgementsPicture creditsIndex
Synopsis
Showcasing a stunning selection of spectacular objects that have not been widely published or on regular display before, international scholars integrate Myanmar's material cultures with their histories from a Myanmar-centric point of view. From influential superpower to repressive regime, Myanmar - also known as Burma - has seen dramatic fluctuations in fortune over the past 1,500 years.Interconnected yet isolated, rich in natural resources such as jade, rubies and teak but with many of its peoples living below the poverty line, Myanmar is a country that defies categorization. Its cultures have been shaped by their engagements with religious networks, expansionist empires and global trade routes from India and China to Africa, the Middle East and Europe. It was once home to different kingdoms, principalities and chiefdoms that interacted with one another and further afield. The colonial period under British rule saw dramatic changes and upon independence in 1948, the various parts of the country were brought together, many for the first time, into a single nation state. Since then Myanmar has been engulfed by long running civil wars.This beautiful book explores Myanmar's complexities, focusing on the extraordinary and innovative arts of its diverse peoples to create a long history of the region. Featuring objects such as sparkling gems, sumptuous court dress, intricately carved furniture, elaborate silver vessels, satirical cartoons and contemporary art, from the 400s CE to the present day, this book is a testament to the creativity and variety of Myanmar's many peoples., Reveals the rich and complex histories and cultures of Burma/Myanmar from their early development and powerful imperial expansions to their positions as colonial subjects and then as a war-torn nation. From influential superpower to repressive regime, Myanmar - also known as Burma - has seen dramatic fluctuations in fortune over the past 1,500 years. Interconnected yet isolated, rich in natural resources such as jade, rubies and teak but with many of its peoples living below the poverty line, Myanmar is a country that defies categorisation. Its cultures have been shaped by their engagements with religious networks, expansionist empires and global trade routes from India and China to Africa, the Middle East and Europe. It was once home to different kingdoms, principalities and chiefdoms that interacted with one another and further afield. The colonial period under British rule saw dramatic changes and upon independence in 1948, the various parts of the country were brought together, many for the first time, into a single nation state. Since then Myanmar has been engulfed by long running civil wars. This beautiful book explores Myanmar's complexities, focusing on the extraordinary and innovative arts of its diverse peoples to create a long history of the region. Featuring objects such as sparkling gems, sumptuous court dress, intricately carved furniture, elaborate silver vessels, satirical cartoons and contemporary art, from the 400s CE to the present day, this book is a testament to the creativity and variety of Myanmar's many peoples.
LC Classification Number
N7312

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