Recovering a lost Genealogy : Taw Sein Ko and the Colonial Rots of ‘Myanmar Studies’

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Recovering a lost Genealogy : Taw Sein Ko and the Colonial Rots of ‘Myanmar Studies’

(American University of Sharjah, UAE.)

SUVANNABHUMI / SUVANNABHUMI, (P)2092-738X; (E)2799-7839

2011, v.3 no.2, pp.1-30

https://doi.org/10.22801/svn.2011.3.2.1

(2011). Recovering a lost Genealogy : Taw Sein Ko and the Colonial Rots of ‘Myanmar Studies’. SUVANNABHUMI, 3(2), 1-30, https://doi.org/10.22801/svn.2011.3.2.1

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keywords: Burma, Intelectual, hybrid, historiography, colonialism, 버마, 지식인, 혼종(混種), 역사편찬

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Recovering a lost Genealogy : Taw Sein Ko and the Colonial Rots of ‘Myanmar Studies’

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