Annali di Ca’ Foscari. Serie orientale

54 | 2018

open access | peer reviewed
Abstract

Keywords Space • Old Cairo • Aleppo • Argument selectors • Social hybridity • Classical ecological discourses • Religious economy and ecology • Sanskrit normative textuals traditions • Egyptian novel • Shantytowns • Purāṇas • Ideas • Italian literature • Cultural identity • Materialism • State-civil society relations • Bṛhaspati • Court records • Mongolia • Public policy • Mandarin Chinese • Georgian literature • Jesuits • International development • Humour • Qādiriyya • Aśoka • Post-Soviet civil society • Renaissance • Postmodernism • Microcosm • Sociology of knowledge • Venice • Arachosia • Semiotics of natural elements • Edgar Allan Poe • Exilic filmmaking • Reflexivisation • Tibetan diaspora • Ottoman Syria • Ottoman Empire • Political theology • Edogawa Ranpo • Sāmaññaphala-sutta • Grammatical relations • Hybridity • Discourse • Beginning democratic transition • Peaceful revolution • Gift exchange • Ḥamā • Tanizaki Jun’ichirō • Material culture • Kyrgyzstan • Heretics • Social change • Book history • Japanese foreign aid • Quantifier float • Māyāmoha • Circulation of goods • Buddhism • Kandahar • Hindi cinema • International democracy assistance • Travelogue • Zone • Literary criticism • Śaśibhūṣaṇ Śītāṃśu • Manomaya-kāya • Globalisation • Hash den • Japan • Nik’oloz Baratašvili • Time • Giacomo Leopardi • Society • Greek-Aramaic edict • Literary gardens • NGOs and development • Sudhīś Pacaurī • Hindi literature • Division

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