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Alexander Bevilacqua

Williams College

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Williams College

Department of History

NoneAlexander Bevilacqua is currently serving as a History faculty at Williams College.

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cultural history history intellectual history empire civilizations religious studies religion islamic thought contemporary islam european society interdisciplinary history global history islamic studies transnational history french philosophy of religion cultural studies political history ideology religious research french history french civilization international history asian studies historical geography levant urban history heritage studies historical review biblical studies comparative religion decoloniality central mediterranean diaspora studies orientalism historical methodology historical scholarship historical analysis historical sociology ‘ scriptures old regime french knowledge-making diplomatic interpreters e. natalie rothman dragoman renaissance johann michael wansleben italian report annotated edition race-making festivities

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Race-Making Festivities in Brandenburg-Prussia, 1652–1750. Past & Present (2024)

historyhistorical analysisurban historyinterdisciplinary historysocial historyeuropean societyhistorical sociologyhistorical dancerace-making festivitiesheritage studieshistorical reviewcultural history

E. Natalie Rothman, the Dragoman Renaissance: Diplomatic Interpreters and the Routes of Orientalism. Erudition and the Republic of Letters (2023)

cultural historydiplomatic interpreterscomparative literatureinterdisciplinary historyempiree. natalie rothmaninternational historydiaspora studiesglobal historyasian studiesdragoman renaissanceorientalismtransnational historyculturecultural studies

A Dragoman and a Scholar: French Knowledge-Making in the Mediterranean From Old Regime to Bonaparte. The Journal of Modern History (2022)

historyfrench historyold regimedecolonialityintellectual historyempirefrench knowledge-makingeuropean societyfrenchfrench civilizationtransnational historycentral mediterraneancultural history

I an C Oller. Muslims and Citizens: Islam, Politics, and the French Revolution.. The American Historical Review (2021)

historyislamic studiesislamic thoughtintellectual historyreligious studiespolitical historycontemporary islamideologyreligioncultural history

Johann Michael Wansleben's Travels in the Levant, 1671–1674. an Annotated Edition of His Italian Report. by Alastair Hamilton. (History of Oriental Studies, 4.) Pp. XIV + 512 Incl. 17 Ills and 2 Maps. Leiden–Boston: Brill, 2018. €114. 978 90 04 36214 7; 2405 4488. The Journal of Ecclesiastical History (2019)

historycivilizationscultural historyjohann michael wanslebenhistorical geographyintellectual historyempirehistoriographyglobal historylevantitalian reportmiddle eastern studiesannotated editionhistorical methodologyhistorical scholarshipclassics

The Qur'an in Comparison, and the Birth of ‘Scriptures’. Journal of Qur anic Studies (2018)

civilizationsislamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesbiblical studiescomparative religionphilosophy of religioncontemporary islamreligionreligious research‘ scriptures

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Alexander Bevilacqua

Williams College

Affiliations

Williams College

Department of History

NoneAlexander Bevilacqua is currently serving as a History faculty at Williams College.

Honors

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Alexander Bevilacqua

Williams College

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Race-Making Festivities in Brandenburg-Prussia, 1652–1750. Past & Present (2024)

E. Natalie Rothman, the Dragoman Renaissance: Diplomatic Interpreters and the Routes of Orientalism. Erudition and the Republic of Letters (2023)

A Dragoman and a Scholar: French Knowledge-Making in the Mediterranean From Old Regime to Bonaparte. The Journal of Modern History (2022)

historyfrench historyold regimedecolonialityintellectual historyempirefrench knowledge-makingeuropean societyfrenchfrench civilizationtransnational historycentral mediterraneancultural history

I an C Oller. Muslims and Citizens: Islam, Politics, and the French Revolution.. The American Historical Review (2021)

historyislamic studiesislamic thoughtintellectual historyreligious studiespolitical historycontemporary islamideologyreligioncultural history

The Qur'an in Comparison, and the Birth of ‘Scriptures’. Journal of Qur anic Studies (2018)

civilizationsislamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesbiblical studiescomparative religionphilosophy of religioncontemporary islamreligionreligious research‘ scriptures

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10 / page