Outlaws of the Sea

Outlaws of the SeaIn Outlaws of the Sea, Robert J. Antony provides a comprehensive account of the history of maritime piracy in coastal south China from the 1630s to the 1940s. He neither romanticizes nor maligns pirates, but rather analyzes them in the context of their times and the broader world in which they lived. The author demonstrates that Chinese piracy was a pervasive force shaping maritime society as it ebbed and flowed between sporadic, small scale ventures

How have artists used performance to question and overextend the limits of form in the 1970s

Energized by the teaching of Menchu's testimonial narrative

and new perspectives on displacement and the transmission of Palestinian narratives

This chapter describes common types of structures and materials used by growers and discusses studies where microclimate and evapotranspiration were measured and modelled under the screens

The discussion of architecture goes beyond stylistic trends to embrace the history of shared and disputed spaces

While walking on the grounds of her family estate one day twelve years later

Philo Hutcheson

Even the Yogasūtra itself is an "approach

fundamentally shapes the self

critically explore the disorders of psychiatry and psychotherapy

and of language

Zimmerman traces the origin and spread of the initiative in the United States