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约翰·弗莱彻(John Fletcher) 1621年的殖民传奇小说《岛公主》(The Island Princess)以蒂多和特尔纳特为背景,回顾了葡萄牙对这些岛屿的占领。马鲁坎群岛,也被称为香料群岛,吸引了欧洲殖民者和商人,因为他们令人垂涎的自然资源,包括丁香、肉豆蔻和肉桂,这些植物和香料据说可以治疗许多疾病并延长寿命。当弗莱彻在宫廷上演他的戏剧时,植物越来越频繁地穿越各大洲;据Londa Schiebinger估计,在1550年到1700年间,欧洲已知的植物数量翻了两番。在
The Botany of Colonization in John Fletcher’s The Island Princess
et on Tidore and Ternate, John Fletcher’s 1621 colonial romance, The Island Princess, looks back to Portugal’s occupation of the islands. The Malukan archipelago, also known as the Spice Islands, attracted European colonizers and merchants because of their coveted natural resources, including cloves, nutmeg, and cinnamon—plants and spices rumored to cure a number of ailments and increase longevity. By the time Fletcher staged his play at court, plants traversed continents with increasing frequency; Londa Schiebinger estimates that, between 1550 and 1700, the number of plants known to Europeans quadrupled. In