Dedication

pp 5-5

Miscellaneous Frontmatter

pp 6-6

Table of Contents

pp 7-10

List of Illustrations

pp 11-18

Acknowledgements

pp 19-20

1 - Subjectivities In-Between Early Modern Global Textiles

pp 21-54

Part I - Unhomeliness, Mimicry, and Mockery

pp 55-56

2 - Maāori Textiles and Culture: Adaptation, Transformation, and Manifestation in Early Aotearoa

pp 57-74

3 - Contesting Images: The Archaeology of Early Modern Textiles, Clothing, and Closures from Puritan New England

pp 75-94

4 - “A Few Shreds of Rough Linen” and “a Certain Degree of Elegance”: Enslaved Textile-Makings in Colonial Brazil and the Caribbean

pp 95-112

Part II - The Material Enunciation of Difference

pp 113-114

5 - Textiles, Fashion, and Questions of Whiteness: Racial Politics and Material Culture in the British World, c.1660–1820

pp 115-138

6 - Abolitionism and Kente Cloth: Early Modern West African Textiles in Thomas Clarkson’s Chest

pp 139-162

7 - Dressing in the Deccan: Clothing and Identity at the Courts of Central India, 1550–1700

pp 163-184

8 - “Rags of Popery”: Dressing and Addressing the Material Culture of Disrupted Faith in Early Modern England

pp 185-202

Part III - Identity Effects In-Between the Local and the Global

pp 203-204

9 - Globalising Iberian Moorishness: Japanese Visitors, Chinese Textiles, and Imperial Cultural Identity

pp 205-218

10 - Tornasol Techniques as Cultural Memory: Andean Colonial Practices of Weaving Shimmering Cloth, and Their Regional Forebears

pp 219-240

11 - In-Between the Global and the Local: Silk in Seventeenth- and Early Eighteenth-Century Russia

pp 241-264

12 - African Cotton : Cultural and Economic Resistance in Mozambique in the Mid-Eighteenth Century

pp 265-282

Part IV - Material Translation and Cultural Appropriation

pp 283-284

13 - Mediating Mediterranean Cultures: Silk Embroidery and the Design of the Self in Early Modern Algiers

pp 285-304

14 - The Material Translation of Persian and Indian Carpets and Textiles in Early Modern Japan

pp 305-326

15 - Globalisation and the Manufacture of Tablet-Woven Sanctuary Curtains in Ethiopia in the Eighteenth Century

pp 327-346

16 - Cochineal and the Changing Patterns of Consumption of Red Dyes in Early Modern European Textile Industries

pp 347-368

Archives, Libraries, and Museums (Abbreviations)

pp 369-370

Select Bibliography

pp 371-378

Index

pp 379-388