1Opening Anno, Preface
12The Present and the Past, Chapter 8 - The Raw Forces of History: Apocalyptic Horsemen, Conquerors, Usurpers
2Chapter 1 - Introduction: Looking to the East
13Chapter 9 - Savages and Barbarians
3Pathways of Knowledge, Chapter 2 - Asia and Europe: Borders, Hierarchies, Equilibria
14Chapter 9 - Continued: Knights and Strangers in Crimea
4Chapter 3 - Changing Perspectives
15Chapter 10 - Real and Unreal Despots
5Chapter 4 - Traveling
16Chapter 10 - Continued: Anquetil-Duperron: The Despot's New Clothes
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6Chapter 4 - Continued: South Asia and Southeast Asia: Porous Borders
17Chapter 11 - Societies
7Chapter 5 - Encounters
18Chapter 11 - Continued: Castes: Religious Straitjacket or Social Utopia?
8Chapter 6 - Eyewitnesses--Earwitnesses: Experiencing Asia
19Chapter 12 - Women
9Chapter 6 - Continued: Methods of Inquisitive Class
20Chapter 13 - Into a New Age: The Rise of Eurocentrism
10Chapter 7 - Reporting, Editing, Reading: From Lived Experience to Printed Text
21Chapter 13 - Continued: Decline, Degeneration, Stagnation, Closing Anno
11Chapter 7 - Continued: The Task of the Translator