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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Fenoulhet, Jane
• Gilbert, Lesley

Titel

Narratives of Low Countries history and culture : reframing the past

Ort / Verlag

Place of publication not identified : UCL Press

Erscheinungsjahr

2016

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Beschreibungen/Notizen

• Part I: The uses of myth and history -- 1. The uses of myth and history in the ideological politics of the Dutch Golden Age -- 2. The past in a foreign country: patriotic history and new world geography in the Dutch Republic, c.1600-1648 -- 3. A noble courtier and a gentleman warrior: some aspects of the creation of the Spinola image -- 4. The cult of the seventeenth-century Dutch naval heroes: critical appropriation of a popular patriotic tradition -- 5. Patriotism in Dutch literature (c.1650-c.1750) -- 6. Groen van Prinsterer’s interpretation of the French Revolution and the rise of ‘pillars’ in Dutch society -- 7. Memories and identities in conflicts: the myth concerning the battle of Courtrai (1302) in nineteenth-century Belgium -- 8. The concept of nationality in nineteenth-century Flemish theatre discourse: some preliminary remarks
• Part 2. The past as illumination of cultural context -- 9. Sinte Lorts bewaer u. Sinte Lorts gespaer u! Paradpx as the leu tp a ‘new morality’ in a late medieval text -- 10. The Bible in modern Dutch fiction -- 11. The antiquity of the Dutch language: Renaissance theories on the language of Paradise -- 12. Maarten van Heemskerck’s use of literary sources from antiquity for his Wonders of the world series of 1572 -- 13. The legacy of Hegel’s and Jean Paul’s aesthetics: the idyllic in seventeenth-century Dutch genre painting
• Part 3. Historiography in focus -- 14. The rhetoric of narrative historiography -- 15. The disciplinization of historiography in nineteenth-century Friesland and the simultaneous radicalization of nationalist discourse. Source: De Friesche Volksalmanak (1836-1899) -- 16. The unimportance of writing well: eighteenth-century Belgian historians on the problem of styel of history -- 17. The apostle of a wooden Christ: P.N. van Eyck and the journal Leiding -- 18. Menno Ter Braak in Dutch literature: object and subject of image-building -- 19. The reviled and the revered: preliminary notes on the reappraisal of canonized literary texts -- 20. Postmodern Dutch literature: renewal or tradition?