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Humanistische Historiographie in der Volkssprache: Bernhard Schöfferlins 'Römische Historie'

BuchKartoniert, Paperback
284 Seiten
Deutsch
frommann-holzboog Verlag e.K.erschienen am31.12.1999
Bernhard Schöfferlin's 'Römische Historie' (Roman History) (1505) is the first description of early Roman history in German which was compiled using predominantly ancient sources. Planned and written in the circle of the court of Württemberg under Eberhard the Bearded, it shaped the literary image of Rome at that time (Hans Sachs, Jakob Ayrer u.a.). Based on a text analysis of a selection of passages (kingship, class struggles etc), the work studies the nature of Schöfferlin's historiography and puts it in the context of the efforts influenced by humanism to write history.mehr

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KlappentextBernhard Schöfferlin's 'Römische Historie' (Roman History) (1505) is the first description of early Roman history in German which was compiled using predominantly ancient sources. Planned and written in the circle of the court of Württemberg under Eberhard the Bearded, it shaped the literary image of Rome at that time (Hans Sachs, Jakob Ayrer u.a.). Based on a text analysis of a selection of passages (kingship, class struggles etc), the work studies the nature of Schöfferlin's historiography and puts it in the context of the efforts influenced by humanism to write history.
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ISBN/GTIN978-3-7728-1933-9
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback
Erscheinungsjahr1999
Erscheinungsdatum31.12.1999
ReiheArbeiten und Editionen zur Mittleren Deutschen Literatur
Reihen-Nr.AuE 6
Seiten284 Seiten
SpracheDeutsch
Gewicht427 g
Artikel-Nr.16211695
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GenreLexika/Sprachen

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»Carla Winter does a fine job in this book of preserving the integrity of Bernhard Schöfferlin's Roman History, as she offers persuasive and nuanced analyses of his methodology, sources, and underlying purpose. Her work is a welcome contribution to a largely overlooked area of late medieval/early modern German studies.« Erica Bastress-Dukehart, The Sixteenth Century Journal »[The book] must be recommended as a work of sound research that contributes to a better understanding of its author.« Gerhard Helmstaedler, Moreanamehr

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