Bartsch, Foerster et Cie
La premiere romanistique allemande et son influence en Europe
By (author) Classiques Garnier
Paperback (Published)
(January 2014)
ISBN: 9782812417047
Price: $48.00
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Romance philology was born in Germany in the wake of the Humboldtien ideal, and flourished throughout Europe from the end of the nineteenth century onwards in a way which was varied, but constant. The eleven contributions united here explore the role played by the first German “Neuphilologen” in Europe from their beginnings until 1945.
- By (author) Classiques Garnier
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