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Relocating the interlocuteur: Taw Sein Ko (1864-1930) and the itinerancy of knowledge in British Burma

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2004

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Edwards, Penelope

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University of London

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Taw Sein Ko, born in Moulmein in 1864 to a merchant from Fujian and a Shan princess, rose to a high position in the British colonial administration in Burma. A talented linguist and a prolific writer, his views on Burmese society, archaeology, ethnology,

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Keywords: colonialism; knowledge; nineteenth century; political history; twentieth century; Asia; Eastern Hemisphere; Eurasia; Myanmar; Southeast Asia; World Burma; Chinese; Colonialism; Culture; Diaspora; Identity

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/86776

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ANU Research Publications

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South East Asia Research

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2037-12-31

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