A history of early modern Southeast Asia, 1400-1830

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of illustrations = ix
• List of maps = x
• Acknowledgements = xi
• Note on spelling and measurements = xii
• Abbreviations = xiii
• Introduction : conceptualizing an early modern history of Southeast Asia = 1
• Southeast Asia as a region = 2
• The "early modern" period = 5
• Framing a history of early modern Southeast Asia = 10
• Chapter 1 Southeast Asia and the geographic environment = 12
• Geography and the distinctiveness of "Southeast Asia" = 14
• Environmental factors conducive to maritime connections = 17
• Valuable products from a unique environment = 21
• Human adaptations to the physical environment = 27
• Valued imported goods : ceramics and textiles = 30
• The trading context = 31
• Environmental considerations and early polities = 35
• Conclusion = 39
• Chapter 2 Antecedents of early modern societies, c.900-1400 = 42
• Formation of mandala polities = 45
• Persons of prowess = 49
• The mandala polity as family = 51
• Localization = 53
• Antecedents to the early modern period = 60
• Mainland Southeast Asia : Pagan, Angkor, Sukhothai, Ayutthaya, Dai Viet = 61
• Island Southeast Asia : Srivijaya and Majapahit = 75
• Conclusion = 81
• Chapter 3 The beginning of the early modern era, 1400-1511 = 82
• A transitional period in the historical record = 86
• Noteworthy features of the period = 87
• Expanding trade and encounters with India and China = 87
• Religious and philosophical domains = 91
• Technological changes and agricultural expansion = 95
• Developments in island Southeast Asia = 99
• The Western Archipelago = 100
• The Central Archipelago = 104
• The Northern Archipelago = 107
• The Eastern Archipelago = 110
• Developments in mainland Southeast Asia = 113
• The Western Mainland = 113
• The Central Mainland = 117
• The Eastern Mainland = 122
• Conclusion = 128
• Chapter 4 Acceleration of change, 1511-1600 = 130
• Noteworthy features of the period = 134
• Portuguese and Spanish involvement in Southeast Asia = 134
• Expanding religious domains = 140
• Chinese trade and the worlds beyond the center = 147
• Developments in island Southeast Asia = 151
• The Western Archipelago = 151
• The Central Archipelago = 154
• The Northern Archipelago = 159
• The Eastern Archipelago = 164
• Developments in mainland Southeast Asia = 167
• The Western Mainland = 167
• The Central Mainland = 172
• The Eastern Mainland = 176
• Conclusion = 179
• Chapter 5 Expanding global links and their impact on Southeast Asia, 1600-1690s = 182
• Noteworthy Features of the Period = 187
• New and old actors = 187
• Slavery and mobility of human labor = 192
• Changes to the physical environment = 195
• Developments in island Southeast Asia = 197
• The Western Archipelago = 197
• The Central Archipelago = 202
• The Northern Archipelago = 206
• The Eastern Archipelago = 210
• Developments in mainland Southeast Asia = 216
• The Western Mainland = 216
• The Central Mainland = 220
• The Eastern Mainland = 228
• Conclusion = 233
• Chapter 6 New boundaries and changing regimes, 1690s-1780s = 236
• Noteworthy features of the period = 240
• Economic development and its impact on relationships = 240
• Cultural, ethnic and religious boundary-making = 244
• Charismatic leadership in a time of upheaval = 247
• Developments in Island Southeast Asia = 251
• The Western Archipelago = 251
• The Central Archipelago = 253
• The Northern Archipelago = 258
• The Eastern Archipelago = 262
• Developments in mainland Southeast Asia = 264
• The Western Mainland = 264
• The Central Mainland = 269
• The Eastern Mainland = 275
• Conclusion = 279
• Chapter 7 Early modern Southeast Asia : the last phase, 1780s-1830s = 282
• Noteworthy features of the period = 286
• Increased centralization on the mainland = 286
• Contrasts and similarities between island and mainland Southeast Asia = 290
• Demarcating political and cultural boundaries = 293
• Developments in island Southeast Asia = 298
• The Western Archipelago = 298
• The Central Archipelago = 301
• The Northern Archipelago = 306
• The Eastern Archipelago = 310
• Developments in mainland Southeast Asia = 314
• The Western Mainland = 314
• The Central Mainland = 319
• The Eastern Mainland = 325
• Conclusion = 332
• Conclusion : Southeast Asia and the early modern period = 334
• Features of the early modern world and Southeast Asia = 337
• From the early modern to the colonial = 341
• Glossary = 344
• Further Readings = 347
• Index = 354