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alusur-13102	Flood, Finbarr Barry	Global Microhistories and the Object Archive	2024	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3605	127	39	In addition, the emergence of early modernity as the Ur-horizon of the global before globalization has often been accompanied by assertions that one can speak of the global in any meaningful sense only after there is a consciousness of all five continents.2 Such an approach assumes that global history begins only around 1500 CE, effectively situating Europe at the heart of things in perpetuity. As the historian Alan Strathern reminds us, “[t]he celebration of connectedness in global history writing risks analytical banality unless we are also able to make visible temporal and geographic variations in its extent.	cache/alusur-13102.pdf	txt/alusur-13102.txt