编者按

Q3 Arts and Humanities

Journal of the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society Pub Date : 2022-07-09 DOI:10.1353/ras.2022.0000

P. Kratoska, Dhevarajan Devadas, Abdiel Enrique Sánchez Revilla, M. Barr, Tan Tat Wai, R. Zainol, Benjamin J. Q. Khoo, Peter Borschberg, Danny Wong Tze Ken, I. Johnson, Darryl Lim, B. Luyt, Tan Sri Dato’Mubin Sheppard, P. Kratoska, F. A. Weld, M. Rasdi, T. Barker, S. Pillai

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摘要

摘要:在近代早期的欧洲，知识界通过词典、词典、百科全书、语法、地理学和宇宙学来理解他们所生活的世界。这些概要以早期同类出版物中的信息为基础，辅以对世界各地有第一手知识的商人和旅行者提供的新细节。本文考察了1511年至1819年间在欧洲流传的关于新加坡和海峡地区的知识，重点是关于海峡地区的概要条目，特别是新加坡、马六甲、柔佛和民丹。它追踪概要知识的演变，因为它通过积累，转化和去语境化的周期移动。

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Editor's Note

Abstract:During the early modern period in Europe, educated circles drew on dictionaries, lexicons, encyclopaedias, grammars, geographies, and cosmographies to understand the world in which they lived. These compendia built on information found in earlier publications of the same sort, supplemented by new details provided by traders and travellers with first-hand knowledge of different parts of the world. This article examines knowledge about Singapore and the Straits region circulating in Europe between circa 1511 and 1819, focusing on compendia entries touching on the Straits region, especially Singapore, Melaka, Johor, and Bintan. It traces the evolution of compendium knowledge as it moves through cycles of accumulation, transformation, and de-contextualization.

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