洋学史学会は、洋学・蘭学史研究の伝統と遺産とを継承し、
それを次世代に引き継ぐという大きな課題を担っています。
今後も、より多くの方々の参加をお待ちしています。
・2026年度報告者を募集しています。報告希望者はフォームよりお申し込みください。(2025.11.17)
日時:2026年3月1日(日)午後
開催方法:オンライン開催
報告者:中里灯希(一橋大学大学院博士後期課程)、塩崎智(拓殖大学)
*詳細が決まり次第お知らせします。
洋学史関連の展示・シンポジウムなどの情報です。
たくさんの情報をお待ちしています。
日時:2026年1月31日(土)13:00-17:30
会場:早稲田大学(早稲田キャンパス)3号館808室(東京都)
>>詳細情報
<Abstract>
If we aim to understand why the Dutch East India company (VOC) went into decline, we need to move beyond the conventional story of European monopoly companies and colonial empires. There is evidence that the VOC became more liberal towards private trade, indicating a complex relationship between its monopoly and its employees and subjects. Its tea and textiles were smuggled across Europe by merchants from other countries, indicating the fluidity of trade across borders and boundaries.
Trade statistics have helped establish new connections between the rise of the British and Dutch colonial empires in Asia, textile production in India, the commercialization of tea production in China on the one hand, and the popularization of Asian consumption goods in Europe, the American Revolution and the Industrial Revolution on the other.
New ways of calculation allow new and subtler insights into links between Asia and Europe; for example into the extent to which a drain of wealth existed after the establishment of British colonial empire and how it evolved over time. VOC trade statistics can also be related to changes in the weather, particularly periods of drought, which allow for less Eurocentric explanations for widespread social conflict on the island of Java.
洋学史関連の雑誌・書籍などの情報です。
たくさんの情報をお待ちしています。