The newest issue 13.2. of Cultural History is a themed issue ‘Esperantists in the Twentieth Century: Making Connections in an Age of Division’.
Articles:
Introduction: Esperantists in the Twentieth Century: Making Connections in an Age of Division, by Pascal Dubourg Glatigny
Two Communist Esperantists: A Bulgarian-Japanese Dialogue, by Ulrich Lins
Revolutionary Tongues: Esperanto, Marxist Linguistics, and Anti-imperial Struggles in East Asia, 1930s–1940s, by Edwin Michielsen
Facing the Choice of Language in Esperanto Literature: Edwin de Kock, Hasegawa Teru and Julius Balbin between Emotion and Ideology, by Pascal Dubourg Glatigny
Non themed article:
The Arduous and the Ordinary: Embodying the Conversational Voice in the Long Nineteenth Century, by Josephine Hoegaerts
Reviews:
David Vincent, A History of Solitude
by Jan F. van Dijkhuizen
Michael Falser, Angkor Wat: A Transcultural History of Heritage
by Tessel M. Bauduin
Cheung Hiu Yu, Empowered by Ancestors: Controversy over the Imperial Temple in Song China (960–1279)
by Mihwa Choi
Hao Gao, Creating the Opium War: British Imperial Attitudes towards China, 1792–1840
by Song-Chuan Chen
Jukka Kortti
Hannu Salmi
Anna-Leena Perämäki
Jasmin Lukkari
