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​Asian Review of World Histories

                                                                                                                                                    updated  13 July 2023

Dear colleague,                                                                                                                             

 

The Asian Review of World Histories will be carrying a special section titled 

In Memoriam for Prof.Michael Pearson (who passed away on 3 July 2023 in Australia) in its January 2024 issue. 

 

We, the editors, invite you to contribute a short piece (between 3000 to 4000 words) 

on your memories, how/if he shaped your work, and points where you intersected, either in person or in crossover pieces. 

 

We are looking for a short critical, but informal piece, and we would be very happy if you accept our invitation. 

Instructions for Authors are here: https://brill.com/view/journals/arwh/arwh-overview.xml

 

I also attach the IfA as a PDF file. 

 

Your article will be uploaded by you to the journal's Editorial Manager, latest by October 2023.

 

The articles will not be peer reviewed as they are by invitation. 

 

We hope to hear from you soon, with warm regards

--

Professor Rila Mukherjee

Department of History, University of Hyderabad, India (Retired).

Alternate email: rmss@uohyd.ac.in

Chief Editor: Asian Review of World Histories (Brill). 

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Volume 14 (2026): Issue 1 (Jan 2026)

Front matter

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 Pages:

 i–iv

 Online Publication Date:

 06 Jan 2026

Editorial Note

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    In Memory of Prof. Anthony Reid

    Author: Momoki Shiro

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    3

    Online Publication Date:

     28 Nov 2025

Articles

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 Discovery of a Temple at Kuldor-Tepa in Uzbekistan

 Authors: Alisher BegmatovTomomi Murakami, and Alisher Sandiboev

 Pages:

 5–25

 Online Publication Date:

 30 Jul 2025

​Special Forum

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 Transmodernity and Literature: Of Worlds in Contact, Part 2

 Author: Anupama Mohan

 Pages:

 27–36

 Online Publication Date:

 26 Nov 2025

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     Post-Orientalist “Pluriverses”: Transmodern Revenants in the Fiction of Rabisankar Bal and Salman Rushdie

 Author: Dhee Sankar

 Pages:

 37–67

 Online Publication Date:

 11 Dec 2025

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    Transmodernity, Local Knowledges, and Akhtaruzzaman Elias’s Khwābnāmā

 Author: Supriya Chaudhuri

 Pages:

 68–87

 Online Publication Date:

 26 Nov 2025

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    Intizar Husain’s Call to the Grave: Literary Pilgrimage, Unreality, and Transmodern Perception

 Author: Alan Johnson

 Pages:

    88–114

 Online Publication Date:

 26 Nov 2025

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    Entangled Modernities of Indian Literatures: Debating Decolonial Praxes and Transmodern Options

 Author: Nishat Zaidi

 Pages:

    115–143

 Online Publication Date:

 28 Nov 2025

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    Decolonizing the Stories of Global Modernity: Transmodernity and the Indian Ocean in Amitav Ghosh’s Gun Island and The         Nutmeg’s Curse

 Author: Maria-Sabina Draga Alexandru

 Pages:

    144–166

 Online Publication Date:

 26 Nov 2025

Book Reviews

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 An Earthly Paradise: Trade, Politics and Culture in Early Modern Bengal, edited by Raziuddin Aquil and Tilotama Mukherjee

 Author: Radhika Seshan

 Pages:

 167–172

 Online Publication Date:

 10 Nov 2025

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    Divergent Worlds: What the Ancient Mediterranean and Indian Ocean Can Tell Us About the Future of International   
    Order, written by Amitav Acharya and Manjeet S. Pardesi

 Author: Tommy S. H. Chai

 Pages:

 173–176

 Online Publication Date:

 04 Nov 2025

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 Word across the Water: American Protestant Missionaries, Pacific Worlds, and the Making of Imperial Histories, written 
    by Tom Smith

 Author: Chaiyaporn Phayakhrut

 Pages:

 177–180

 Online Publication Date:

 26 Nov 2025

 

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