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Ann Stoler

Ann Stoler is an American anthropologist who has served as a professor at The New School for Social Research and the University of Amsterdam. Her work focuses on the colonial histories of the Netherlands in Southeast Asia, particularly the Dutch East Indies, examining how race, gender, sexuality, an...

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Colonial archives, race, and intimacy scholarship is highly influential across history and anthropology.

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2 Shikasta
Shikasta

Published in 1979, Shikasta is a science fiction novel by British author Doris Lessing. The book constructs its narrative using a series of archives, journals, and reports to present a historical account of Earth from the perspective of the advanced alien empire of Canopus. It serves as the first in...

3 Ebla (Tell Mardikh)

Ebla, identified with Tell Mardikh in northwestern Syria, was a Bronze Age city-state whose main occupation flourished during the third millennium BCE. Excavations begun in 1964 uncovered a palace archive containing thousands of cuneiform tablets and fragments, including records written in Eblaite,...

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