Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Contents 7
3. List of Illustrations 9
4. List of Abbrevations 11
5. Preface. The Asian Studies Parade 15
6. Chapter 1. Deshima, mon Amour
7. The Publishing of the Marginalia of the Deshima Diaries 19
8. Dutch Class: The Dutch Language as a Vehicle to Western Science 28
9. The Zealander Jan van der Cruijsse’s “Japanese” Diary (1736-37) 33
10. The Man Who Paved the Way : The Interpreter Imamura Gen’emon Eisei (1671-1737) as the Founder of Dutch Studies 43
11. Janis Reijnhout (1816-1870) laid to rest in the Dutch cemetery in Nagasaki with a Dutch-Japanese inscription 59
12. CHAPTER 2 The Colonial Clash
13. Colonial War and Emporial War on Taiwan in the Seventeenth Century 67
14. From Sabang to Merauke: Dutch Imperialism in the Light of a Blazing Discussion 82
15. From Colonial Lobby to Colonial Hobby : The Royal Dutch Geographical Society and the Dutch East Indies, 1873-1914 87
16. Jacob Haafner’s Treatise on the Disastrous Effects of Missionary Activities World-wide 99
17. CHAPTER 3 The Biographical Embrace
18. Who is Afraid of the Historical Biography? 115
19. The Indonesia and Africa Specialist P.J. Veth (1814-1895) : Founder of the First Chair of Anthropology in the Netherlands (1877) 120
20. The World According to Jacob Haafner (1754-1809) : Travel Writer and Anti-colonialist 143
21. The Painter Willem Imandt Revisited: A European Painter in Indonesia 157
22. CHAPTER 4 The Post-Colonial Meeting of Asia and Europe
23. Cultural Rapprochement between Asia and Europe 165
24. ASEM: A Window of Opportunity 170
25. Asian-European Perspectives 179
26. Building an ASEM Research Platform 186
27. CHAPTER 5 The Eurasian Space
28. The Eurasian Space: Far More Than Two Continents 195
29. Multiregionalism and Multilateralism : Asian-European Relations in a Global Context 201
30. The Asia-Europe Meeting: Contributing to a New Global Governance . The Eight ASEM Heads of State Meeting in Brussels 204
31. The Europe-Asia Policy Forum (EUforAsia) 211
32. CHAPTER 6 Asian Studies for the 21st Century
33. The Quest for a Global Perspective in Asian Studies 215
34. Guide to Asian Studies in Europe 219
35. New Developments in Asian Studies: An Introduction 224
36. What about Asia? Revisiting Asian Studies 232
37. Re-orienting Asian Studies 238
38. CHAPTER 7 The International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS)
39. ICAS turns 21 255
40. The ICAS Book Prize: A Multilingual Window on the World of Asian Studies 277
41. The New Asia Scholar 296
42. The Publishing History of the International Institute for Asian Studies 304
43. Index 309