Andrew Amstutz
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Also affiliated: Queens College, CUNY (2023); University of Wisconsin–Madison (2019); University of Balamand (2019); Cornell University (2019)
Formerly Arkansas Affiliated with UA Little Rock through 2023; recent publications list Queens College, CUNY.
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Andrew Amstutz's research examines the intersection of media, culture, and identity in South Asia and the Middle East. His work has explored how religious and national histories are constructed and displayed, focusing on topics such as clerical authority and the visualization of women in Coptic video films in Egypt. Amstutz has also investigated the formation of national identities in Pakistan through the display of Buddhist history, and the impact of political division on collecting priorities in Urdu libraries. His scholarship includes analyses of Urdu visions of Persian pasts in modern India, and the role of Islam and science in modern South Asian intellectual history. Amstutz's publications also address new histories of political violence and revolutionary terrorism in South Asia.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 14
- Citations: 60
Selected Publications
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Rethinking the Second World War in South Asia: Between theatres and beyond battles (2023)
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New Perspectives on Science, Medicine, and Language in Modern South Asia (2023)
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Unani Medicine in the Making: Practices and Representations in 21st-Century India. By Kira Schmidt-Stiedenroth. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2020. 285 pp. ISBN: 9789463724210 (cloth). (2021)
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Unpacking the Library (2020)
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A Partitioned Library: Changing Collecting Priorities and Imagined Futures in a Divided Urdu Library, 1947–49 (2020)
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New histories of political violence and revolutionary terrorism in modern South Asia (2019)
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Review essay: Alternative histories of revolutionaries in modern South Asia: context, chronology, and archives (2019)
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- New histories of political violence and revolutionary terrorism in modern South Asia
- New histories of political violence and revolutionary terrorism in modern South Asia
- New histories of political violence and revolutionary terrorism in modern South Asia
- New histories of political violence and revolutionary terrorism in modern South Asia
- New histories of political violence and revolutionary terrorism in modern South Asia
- New histories of political violence and revolutionary terrorism in modern South Asia
- New histories of political violence and revolutionary terrorism in modern South Asia
- Unpacking the Library
- Unpacking the Library
- Rethinking the Second World War in South Asia: Between theatres and beyond battles
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