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WILLIAMS, JOHN
(Manuscrito, 2018-09-08)
In “The Backward Clock, Truth-Tracking, and Safety”
(2015), Neil Sinhababu and I gave Backward Clock, a
counterexample to Robert Nozick’s (1981) truth-tracking analysis
of knowledge. In “Knowledge as Fact-Tracking True ...
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Tsyrempilov, Nikolay
(Etudes Mongoles et Siberiennes, Centrasiatiques et Tibetaines, 2016)
Present-day scholarship on the Buryats, or Buryat-Mongols, consciously or otherwise considers the people in question and the areas they inhabit as a marginal part or periphery of the Mongolian or Russian worlds ; the logic ...
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Morrison, Alexander Stephen
(2014-05)
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Beben, Daniel
(Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Asian History., 2018)
The Ismailis are one of the largest Muslim minority populations of Central Asia, and they
make up the second largest Shiʿi Muslim community globally. First emerging in the
second half of the 8th century, the Ismaili ...
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Morrison, Alexander Stephen
(2012)
This article reviews recent literature on legal and civic ideas of citizenship within the Russian empire, arguing that much of it fails to take into account the many legal and administrative inequalities which existed ...
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Tsyrempilov, Nikolay; Bigozhin, Ulan; Zhumabayev, Batyrkhan
(Nationalities Papers, 2022)
This article focuses on the project Sacred Geography of Kazakhstan, launched in 2017 in Kazakhstan as part
of the nationwide program Ruqani Zhangyru (Modernization of Spirituality). The officially stated goal of the
project ...
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Morrison, Alexander Stephen
(2014-05)
This article explores the debates that preceded the Russian conquest of Tashkent in 1865. It argues that none of the explanations usually given for this – the ‘men on the spot’, ‘cotton hunger’, or the Great Game with ...
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Cofran, Zachary; DeSilva, Jeremy M.
(Journal of Human Evolution, 2015-04-01)
Abstract The Mojokerto calvaria has been central to assessment of brain growth in Homo erectus, but different analytical approaches and uncertainty in the specimen's age at death have hindered consensus on the nature of ...
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Tsyrempilov, Nikolay
(Inner Asia, 2016)
Tibetan Buddhism, in the eyes of Orthodox Christian polemicists, was always seen as a harmful paganism, and fifighting against this ‘superstition’ was a high priority. Based on analysis of nineteenth-century Russian Orthodox ...
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Penati, Beatrice
(Acta Slavica Iaponica, 2015)
This article studies when, how, and by whom the decision to nationalise land properties the rent from which supported mosques, shrines, and hostels (rather than schools) was first taken in Soviet Uzbekistan. Through a ...
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Penati, Beatrice
(Revue Monde(s). Histoire, Espaces, Relations, 2013)
In 1925, the USSR communist party’s Central Asian Bureau ordered an inquiry on the countryside, resulting in the series The Modern Central Asian Village. It combined pre-revolutionary methods with Soviet attention to social ...
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Morrison, Alexander Stephen
(2015)
This article provides an introduction to one of the lesser-known examples of European settler colonialism, the settlement of European (mainly Russian and Ukrainian) peasants in Southern Central Asia (Turkestan) in the late ...
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Lavazza, Andrea; Farina, Mirko
(Frontiers Media, 2020-07-14)
In the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic, medical experts (virologists, epidemiologists, public health scholars, and statisticians alike) have become instrumental in suggesting policies to counteract the spread of coronavirus. Given ...
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Morrison, Alexander Stephen
(2014)
Abstract Russian expansion into Central Asia in the nineteenth century is usually seen either as the product of lobbying by big capitalist interests in Moscow or as a wholly unplanned process driven by “men on the spot” ...
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Morrison, Alexander Stephen
(2006)
This article argues that Russia's Empire in Central Asia is best understood in comparison with the other Western Colonial Empires of the nineteenth century, specifically Britain's Indian Empire. It examines nineteenth-century ...
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Tsyrempilov, Nikolay
(Nazarbayev University School of Sciences and Humanities, 2019-01)
The Buriat Buddhists who constituted the majority of the Buddhist population of the former Russian Empire did not stay away from the revolutionary events. The secular segment of the Buriat society viewed the collapse of ...
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Morrison, Alexander Stephen
(2012)
This article examines the institutional background to the decision to send Senator Count K. K. Pahlen's Commission of Inspection to Turkestan in 1908. It concentrates on the divisive issue of 'pereselenie', or peasant ...
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Morrison, Alexander Stephen
(2012)
This article explores a hitherto unknown incident in the region between Aulie-Ata and Chimkent in the eighteen months following the Andijan Uprising against Russian rule in Central Asia in 1898, in which the late Tsarist ...
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Pei, Qing; Zhang, David D; Li, Guodong; Forêt, Philippe; Lee, Harry F
(IOP Publishing Ltd Environmental Research Letters, 2016-06-09)
Climate change has been statistically proven to substantially influence the economy of early modern
Europe, particularly in the long term. However, a detailed analysis of climate change and the economy
of historical China ...
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Tsyrempilov, Nikolay
(State, Religion and Church, 2016)
The paper examines the causes and circumstances of the establish- ment of a Buddhist theocratic state by Lubsan-Samdan Tsydenov, an outstanding figure of Buriat Buddhism. Drawing upon some hitherto unedited Tibetan, Mongolian ...