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I. Plenary Lectures 1. The Indian Ocean in World History Felipe Ferndndez-Armesto 2. Travelling with the Fifteenth-century Discoverers: Their Daily Life A.H.H. de Oliveira Marques 3. The Unity of Opposites: Abraham Zacut, Vasco da Gama and the Chronicler Gaspar Correia Maurice Kriegel and Sanjay Subrahmanyam 4. Ships, Seafaring and the Iconography of Voyages in the Age of Vasco da Gama John Villiers II. Trade and Economic Relations 5. Soldiers, Diamonds and Jesuits: Flemings and Dutchmen in Portuguese India (1505-90) John Everaert 6. Christians and Muslims in the Surat Sea: Ships, Merchandise and Goods Captured in a Naval Battle in 1630 Artur Teodoro de Maros and Paulo Lopes Matos 7. The East African Coast in 1498: A Synchronic Study M.N. Pearson 8. The Portuguese in the Fat East, 1540-1640 Om Prakash 9. Camphor in East and Southeast Asian Trade, c. 1500: A Synthesis of Portuguese and Asian Sources Roderich Ptak 10. Five Centuries, Five Modalities: European Interaction with Southeast Asia, 1497-1997 Anthony Reid III. Religious and Cultural Interactions 11. Some Observations on Portuguese Renegades in Asia in the Sixteenth Century Dejanirah Silva Couto 12. The Encounter of Languages: Reflections on the Language of the Other in Roteiro da Primeira Viagem de Vasco da Gama Elena Losada Soler 13. Converts, Proteges and Assimilated Natives: The Advantages of Christianization and the Beliefs of Goan Christians (Eighteenth Century) Maria de Jesus dos Mdrtires Lopes 14. The Jesuits and Japan Derek Massarella 15. Goa-Macao-Beijing: The Jesuits and Portugal's China Connection Paul Rule 16. For God, King and Mammon: The Portuguese outside of Empire, 1480-1580 A.J.R. Russell-Wood Contents 17. Islands and Beaches: Indigenous Relations with the Portuguese in Sri Lanka after Vasco da Gama Chandra RP de Silva IV. Sources, Texts and Representations 18. From the West to the East: The Return of the Printed Word Jodao JosAlves Dias 19. Portuguese as seen by the Historians of the Qing Court Carney T. Fisher 20. South Sulawesi Chronicles and Their Possible Models Campbell C Macknight 21. When Poetry and History Meet: The First Voyage of Vasco da Gama in Literary Texts Maria Alzira Seixo 22. Myth and Power: Vasco da Gama as Bourgeois Appropriation in the Opera of the Nineteenth Century Isabel Soler Quintana 23. Was There a Vasco da Gama Epoch? Recent Historiography John E. Wills Jr. V. Empire, Politics and Diplomacy 24. The Suppression of the Society of Jesus in the Portuguese Assistancy in Asia: The Fate of Survivors, 1760-77 DaurilAlden 25. Divesting a Myth: Seventeenth Century Dutch-Portuguese Rivalry in the Far East Leonard Blussd 26. Continuity and Change: The Portuguese Presence in British Bombay, c. 1660-1860 Mariam Dossal 27. Portuguese Timor on the Eve of the Pacific War Robert Lee 28. Vasco da Gama and the Later Portuguese Colonial Presence in India Teotonio R de Souza 29. Spiritual Peoples at Odds: Portugal, India and the Goa Question, 1947-61 Douglas L. Wheeler 30. Faction, Administrative Control and the Failure of the Portuguese India Company, 1628-33 Lorraine White 31. Few Thanks to the King: The Building of Portuguese India George Winius Contributors : . ' : I :