Part II, "Contexts, Connections and Comparisons The Intellectual Biographies establishes the argument of this volume through the experiences and ideas raised by contributors, their different national" and generational experiences, as well as "inter" disciplinary practices, and provides food for thinking about how insider /outsider differences may, in fact, be complementary to each other -they offer entwined. yet different, viewpoints on the region Here discussions are divided under four subheadings in order t bring out changing human science practices within the region over time, that is: (i) The Fluid Ecology knowledge Early Formations, (ii) "Nation Building, the Cold War, and the Rise of American Social Sciences": (iii) The state, Public Intellectuals, and Trans)National Grounds: Ethics and Politics of Knowledge d (iv) "Memories and the Return of the Real: Intellectual Predicaments and the War between Disciplines and Theory".
Finally, Part Southeast Asian studies in the Region: Late Beginnings New Departures?" deals with the constraints and challenges encountered in doing Southeast Asian Studies within the region amidst disciplinary and theoretical shifts and wars in the human sciences more widely. It pins down epistemological differences arising from three conceptual frameworks which remain vital to Southeast Asian scholars, despite the dismissal of these frameworks in contemporary social theorizing. These differences are delineated in three subsections, that is, (i) "Challenges: East-West Binary Effects": (ii) "Strategies: Resuscitating the Region and (iii) "Commitments Nation and
Part II, "Contexts, Connections and Comparisons The Intellectual Biographies establishes the argument of this volume through the experiences and ideas raised by contributors, their different national" and generational experiences, as well as "inter" disciplinary practices, and provides food for thinking about how insider /outsider differences may, in fact, be complementary to each other -they offer entwined. yet different, viewpoints on the region Here discussions are divided under four subheadings in order t bring out changing human science practices within the region over time, that is: (i) The Fluid Ecology knowledge Early Formations, (ii) "Nation Building, the Cold War, and the Rise of American Social Sciences": (iii) The state, Public Intellectuals, and Trans)National Grounds: Ethics and Politics of Knowledge d (iv) "Memories and the Return of the Real: Intellectual Predicaments and the War between Disciplines and Theory".
Finally, Part Southeast Asian studies in the Region: Late Beginnings New Departures?" deals with the constraints and challenges encountered in doing Southeast Asian Studies within the region amidst disciplinary and theoretical shifts and wars in the human sciences more widely. It pins down epistemological differences arising from three conceptual frameworks which remain vital to Southeast Asian scholars, despite the dismissal of these frameworks in contemporary social theorizing. These differences are delineated in three subsections, that is, (i) "Challenges: East-West Binary Effects": (ii) "Strategies: Resuscitating the Region and (iii) "Commitments Nation and
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