亲属、殖民地和大都会:荷兰资产阶级中的一个苏格兰-印度家庭,约1890-1915

IF 0.4 3区 历史学 Q1 HISTORY
G. Knight
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“印度人在荷兰的生活”这一主题已经被广泛研究,涉及到20世纪中叶,在印度尼西亚独立后大量抵达荷兰的后殖民“回归者”。然而,这里有一段重要的早期历史。在整个殖民后期,许多富有的“印度”家庭与荷兰大都市保持着密切而有机的关系。其中一些家族(或其分支)虽然最初以印度为基地,但却永久地迁移到了荷兰,并在荷兰资产阶级中站稳了脚跟。本文考察了这样一个家庭的历史,一个苏格兰-爪哇-荷兰混合血统的家庭,在19世纪最后十年定居在海牙。在这样做的过程中,它表明了在何种程度上,大量最近可用的家谱数据可以用于重建家族史,以创造一幅图景,这种图景可以与以话语为基础的方法的任何趋势并存-既补充又使之复杂化。
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Kin, Colony and Metropole: A Scots-Indies family among the Dutch Bourgeoisie, c. 1890–1915
ABSTRACT The subject of ‘Indies Lives in the Netherlands’ has been most extensively studied with reference to mid-twentieth century, postcolonial ‘returnees’ who arrived in the Netherlands in large numbers in the wake of Indonesian independence. There is, however, an important earlier history here. Throughout the late colonial period, many wealthy ‘Indies’ families maintained close and organic relations with the Dutch metropole. Some of these families (or branches of them), though originally Indies-based, relocated permanently to the Netherlands and established themselves among the Dutch bourgeoisie. This paper examines the history of such a family, one of mixed Scots-Javanese-Dutch ancestry, which settled in The Hague in the last decade of the nineteenth century. In so doing, it demonstrates the extent to which the plethora of recently available genealogical data can be used in the reconstruction of family histories to create a picture that can exist alongside – both complementing and complicating – any trend towards discourse-based approaches to the subject.
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