Die Sprachen der Frühen Neuzeit
Europäische und globale Perspektiven
Contributions by Mechthild Habermann Contributions by Hans-Jürgen Bömelburg Contributions by Koja Lichy Contributions by Robyn Dora Radway Contributions by Ingrid Schierle Contributions by Rostislav Smišek Contributions by Dorothée Goetze Contributions by Helena Jaskov Contributions by Lena Oetzel Contributions by Birgit Tremml-Werner Contributions by Ramy Youssef Contributions by Guido Braun Contributions by Dejanirah Couto Contributions by Camille Desenclos Contributions by Anette Gerstenberg Contributions by Markus Laufs Contributions by Sabine Anagnostou Contributions by Martin Biersack Contributions by Klemens Kaps Contributions by Marie Claudine Schreier Contributions by Simon Siemianowski Contributions by Marina Albers Contributions by Laura Linzmeier Contributions by Tabea Salzmann Contributions by Marian Füssel Contributions by Michael Prinz Contributions by Philipp Roelli Contributions by Tobias P. Graf Contributions by Franziska Neumann Contributions by Benjamin Seebröker Contributions by Maria Weber Contributions by Hannes Ziegler Contributions by Cornelia Aust Contributions by Andreas Deutsch Contributions by Sünne Juterczenka Contributions by Ina Ulrike Paul Contributions by Lisa Kolb Contributions by Lothar Schilling Contributions by Richard Ansell Contributions by Ulrike Krampl Contributions by Mathilde Monge Contributions by Natalia Muchnik Contributions by Marie-Carmen Smyrnelis Contributions by Martin Mulsow Contributions by Sven Osterkamp Contributions by Toon van Hal Contributions by Michael Egger Contributions by Stefan Ehrenpreis Contributions by Heinrich Richard Schmidt Edited by Mark Häberlein Edited by Andreas Flurschütz da Cruz Series edited by
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Als Ergebnis der 14. Arbeitstagung der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Fruhe Neuzeit im Verband der Historikerinnen und Historiker Deutschlands prasentiert der Band aktuelle Forschungen zu Sprachgebrauch, Sprachwandel und Mehrsprachigkeit zwischen dem 16. und dem 18. Jahrhundert. Die Beitrage beleuchten zentrale Facetten der Herrschafts-, Sozial-, Kultur-, Bildungs-, Wissenschafts- und Kommunikationsgeschichte.
Die Fruhe Neuzeit war in sprachlicher Hinsicht von komplexen, mitunter gegenlaufigen Entwicklungen gepragt. Der Hochschatzung der alten Sprachen in Bildung und Gelehrsamkeit stand der Aufstieg der modernen Sprachen gegenuber, die sich in Kanzleien, Korrespondenzen, diplomatischen Beziehungen und schliesslich auch in der Wissenschaftskommunikation durchsetzten. Die Verfestigung nationaler Identitaten stand in einem Spannungsverhaltnis zur weiten Verbreitung von Multilingualitat. Das Erlernen lebender Fremdsprachen war lange kein allgemeines Bildungsziel, wurde jedoch aus standes- und gruppenspezifischen Motiven rege praktiziert. Sprachlicher Prestigewettstreit sowie Bemuhungen um sprachliche Vereinheitlichung gingen mit umfangreichen Ubersetzungsleistungen einher. Als Ergebnis der 14. Arbeitstagung der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Fruhe Neuzeit im Verband der Historikerinnen und Historiker Deutschlands prasentiert der Band aktuelle Forschungen zu Sprachgebrauch, Sprachwandel und Mehrsprachigkeit vom 16. bis zum 18. Jahrhundert.
- Contributions by Mechthild Habermann
- Contributions by Hans-Jürgen Bömelburg
- Contributions by Koja Lichy
- Contributions by Robyn Dora Radway
- Contributions by Ingrid Schierle
- Contributions by Rostislav Smišek
- Contributions by Dorothée Goetze
- Contributions by Helena Jaskov
- Contributions by Lena Oetzel
- Contributions by Birgit Tremml-Werner
- Contributions by Ramy Youssef
- Contributions by Guido Braun
- Contributions by Dejanirah Couto
- Contributions by Camille Desenclos
- Contributions by Anette Gerstenberg
- Contributions by Markus Laufs
- Contributions by Sabine Anagnostou
- Contributions by Martin Biersack
- Contributions by Klemens Kaps
- Contributions by Marie Claudine Schreier
- Contributions by Simon Siemianowski
- Contributions by Marina Albers
- Contributions by Laura Linzmeier
- Contributions by Tabea Salzmann
- Contributions by Marian Füssel
- Contributions by Michael Prinz
- Contributions by Philipp Roelli
- Contributions by Tobias P. Graf
- Contributions by Franziska Neumann
- Contributions by Benjamin Seebröker
- Contributions by Maria Weber
- Contributions by Hannes Ziegler
- Contributions by Cornelia Aust
- Contributions by Andreas Deutsch
- Contributions by Sünne Juterczenka
- Contributions by Ina Ulrike Paul
- Contributions by Lisa Kolb
- Contributions by Lothar Schilling
- Contributions by Richard Ansell
- Contributions by Ulrike Krampl
- Contributions by Mathilde Monge
- Contributions by Natalia Muchnik
- Contributions by Marie-Carmen Smyrnelis
- Contributions by Martin Mulsow
- Contributions by Sven Osterkamp
- Contributions by Toon van Hal
- Contributions by Michael Egger
- Contributions by Stefan Ehrenpreis
- Contributions by Heinrich Richard Schmidt
- Edited by Mark Häberlein
- Edited by Andreas Flurschütz da Cruz
- Series edited by
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