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Roundtable on alternative modernities and alternative methodologies in Southeast Asia

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By Ann Nee Ang, Grace Chin, Elmo Gonzaga, Philip B. Holden
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Following a symposium on “Alternative Modernities, Alternative Methodologies: Literary and Cultural Southeast Asia post-WWII to the 1960s” held in February 2025 in Singapore, a group of scholars met to discuss approaches to Southeast Asian literary and cultural studies with a comparative and regional focus.
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Polar wander leads to large differences in past climate reconstructions - Communications Earth & Environment

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By Jonathon Leonard, Sabin Zahirovic, Philip B. Holden, Tristan Salles, Neil Edwards
| Nature Verified
Abstract The position of continents and oceans in geological time dictates the biogeographic dispersal of life, influences the preservation of mineral resources, and informs our understanding of Earth’s climate trajectory.
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Seasons of a Hunter

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By Olaf Ruhen, Philip B. Holden
| The ABR Podcast
The deer scene in New Zealand has changed considerably since I used to see the stags, self-segregated after the May belling, in herds of sometimes more than a hundred in the tussocky valleys behind the Lindis Pass. In a book on the hunting of what is curiously called ‘big game’ ex-professional deer culler Philip Holden reports that the biggest congregation he has seen numbered fifteen.
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