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Amitav Ghosh and the ‘Pizza-Effect’: Re-discovering Shared Littoral Literature and Heritage [PDF]
HyperCultura, 2021 This article focuses on two cartographically estranged places which continue to be historically concomitant—lower deltaic Bengal and Burma. The aim of the paper is to do a comparative ‘pizza effect’ study using contemporary Anglophone writings by Amitav ...
Amrita DasGupta, Tathagata Dutta
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L’expression du particularisme arakanais dans la Birmanie contemporaine
Moussons, 2005 In Arakan, an ancient independent Buddhist kingdom and one of the seven states of modern Burma, the town of Mrauk U, the capital city of the last Arakanese dynasty (1430-1785), has undergone important changes under the military regime in power since 1988,
Alexandra de Mersan
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L’arakanisation d’Arakan : les racines d’un nouvel exode ?
L'Espace Politique, 2015 The conflict opposing Buddhist and Muslim populations in Rakhine State (Arakan) since June 2012 is different from the previous ones for its national knock-on effects and a generalization of the confrontations to the Muslim populations of Myanmar ...
Maxime Boutry
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Moussons, 2010 In Arakan, sickness-related conceptions and therapeutic practices issuing from Theravada Buddhism, astrology, spirits cult and medicine form a meaningful and hierarchical whole.
Céline Coderey
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Comment les musulmans d’Arakan sont-ils devenus étrangers à l’Arakan ?
Moussons, 2016 In June 2012 as Burma (or Myanmar) launched into its political transition, the west of the country (the State of Arakan or Rakhine State) became embroiled in an outbreak of murderous violence between Muslim and Buddhist population groups.
Alexandra de Mersan
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Moussons, 2014 Learning that I was working on Arakanese tutelary divinities, the historian Jacques Leider kindly introduced me to an ancient manuscript in the Indochinese collection (Fonds Indochinois) of the National Library in Paris.
Alexandra de Mersan
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India beyond the Ganges: Defining Arakanese Buddhism in Persianate colonial Bengal [PDF]
The Indian Economic & Social History Review, 2019 In the late eighteenth century a Scotsman returned from Bengal with one of the largest private libraries of Persian texts collected in the Subcontinent. Among those manuscripts were several volumes of translations of Arakanese and Pali texts into Persian, as well as quasi ethnographic accounts on Buddhism as it was practiced in what is seen today as ...
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Die Rohingyas: Konstruktion, De-Konstruktion und Re-Konstruktion einer ethnisch-religiösen Identität [The Rohingyas in Myanmar: Construction, De-construction and Re-construction of an Ethnic Identity] [PDF]
ASEAS - Austrian Journal of South-East Asian Studies, 2008 Die Rohingyas, die im Staat Rakhine (Arakan) im Westen des heutigen Myanmar leben, bilden eine große geschlossene muslimische Bevölkerungsgruppe an der Grenze zu Bangladesh.
Hans-Bernd Zöllner
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