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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"colonial populations"”.

  1. Medical pluralism in central Mexico in the early colonial period

    … pluralism in central Mexico during the early colonial period, surveying the medical landscape to recognise spaces for and evidence of, medical assimilation and exchange between Spanish, Indian and Black populations. Recognising that medicine during this period was a combination of science, …

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  2. Daedala Tecta: Architectural Terracottas And Cultural Memory In Republican Italy

    … terracottas to address broader questions of colonial processes and changing religious landscapes in Republican central Italy. New towns used temple decoration to make particular claims about their identity, longevity, and role within the region. This information rarely survives in textual …

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  3. ID Troubles: The National Identification Systems in Japan and the (mis) Construction of the Subject

    … stems from surveillance techniques used over the colonial populations in the early twentieth century: the Chinese in the colony of “Manchuria”, in northeast China, and the Koreans on the Japanese mainland. Although the empire collapsed after World War II, the practice was officially legislated to …

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  4. Visions of Race and Gender: Press Coverage of the French Colonial Expositions of 1922 and 1931

    … in the empire amongst the public via elaborate colonial expositions. The colonial expositions of Marseille (1922) and Paris (1931) served as a means to celebrate the empire and to educate the French about the benefits of living within Greater France, an entity that included the metropole and the …

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