02820namaa2200313 cb4500 BV005305351 DE-70 20261021151847.0 m|||| o||u| |||||| tu 7 920527s1980 a||| |||| 00||| und d 9781003537960 978-1-003-53796-0 9781003537960 978-1-003-53796-0 RU-10907106 eng Depkat, Volker; Rudolph, Harriet aut 69858 Objects in Conflict The Material Culture of Intercultural Diplomacy, 1600-1830 Edited by Volker Depkat, Harriet Rudolph London Taylor & Francis 2026 348 Seiten rdacontent Text txt rdamedia Computermedien bc rdacarrier Online Ressource cr Routledge Research in Early Modern History E-Book / Zugriff nur im Lesesaal 1. Introduction I. Where are the Objects?: Tracing the Material Culture of Intercultural Diplomacy in European Collections 2. Exotic Gifts - On the Lobbying of Indigenous Elites to Influence European Colonial Policy: Selected Examples from Around the World in European Museums 3. Crafting Diplomacy: Extraordinary Embassies and the Programmatic Display of French Luxury Goods, 1662-1789 4. Immaterial Diplomacy: Dissimulating Muslim Embassies in Habsburg Spain II. Beyond Official Procedures: Individual Material Practices of Diplomatic Actors in a Transcultural Setting 5. Materialities, Spaces, Emotions: The Leuthkauff album amicorum as an Entangled Object and the Challenges of Researching the Material Culture of Diplomacy 6. Diplomatic Homes Abroad: Exploring Ottoman and Habsburg Relations through Furniture and Decoration in the Early Modern Period 7. Material Culture and Practices of Friendship in Intercultural Diplomacy: A Case Study from Late Seventeenth-Century Istanbul III. Material Procedures of Cross-cultural Diplomacy in Imperial and Local Centers of Power 8. Gift Exchange, Marketing, and Memory: The Material Culture of the Moroccan Embassy to Vienna in 1783 9. The Stool, the Curtain, and the Robes of Honour: A Ludic and Material Reading of the Diplomatic Space at Baron Kuefsteins Reception in Ottoman Hungary (1628) 10. Mere Container or Object of Intrinsic Value?: A Leather Wallet on Diplomatic Mission in the Ottoman-Habsburg Wars IV. Frontier Objects: The Material Culture of Diplomacy on Imperial Peripheries 11. Textile Diplomacy: Tahitian Bark Cloth in the Age of Early Pacific Encounter 12. English Liquor, Indian Corn: Food Diplomacy and Conflict in Eighteenth-Century Anglo-Haudenosaunee Relations 13. Objects, Power, and Anishinaabeg-British Diplomacy at Fort St. Joseph, 1796-1810 Volltext https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003537960 EB z 74750 74750 0 0 z 0 0 DHIM DHIM ONRES 2026-10-21 26-e00876 E-26-e00876 77686 2026-10-21 14:30:00 2026-10-21 EB