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Johannes Junge Ruhland (éd.) : Making History with Manuscripts in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
This volume interrogates the role of the manuscript medium in conveying history to medieval and early modern readers. The contributors adopt a capacious understanding of « history » to explore history-writing in its materiality from a variety (...)
This volume interrogates the role of the manuscript medium in conveying history to medieval and early modern readers. The contributors adopt a capacious understanding of « history » to explore history-writing in its materiality from a variety (...)
Marc W S Jaffré : The Courtiers and the Court of Louis XIII, 1610–1643
This book presents the first comprehensive study of Louis XIII’s court. The book charts the evolutions of the French court at a key-stage in its development, before the elaboration of Louis XIV’s Versailles model. Its chapters cover the court’s (...)
This book presents the first comprehensive study of Louis XIII’s court. The book charts the evolutions of the French court at a key-stage in its development, before the elaboration of Louis XIV’s Versailles model. Its chapters cover the court’s (...)
Álvaro Adot Lerga, Philippe Chareyre, Dénes Harai (éd.) : Princes, conseils et réformations à la Renaissance. Politique et religion (Europe-Amériques)
Les nouvelles formes de gouvernement des appareils étatiques et la mise en place de conseils expérimentés à la Renaissance sont envisagés dans le contexte des réformes religieuses qui marquent l’Europe et les territoires américains. À la (...)
Les nouvelles formes de gouvernement des appareils étatiques et la mise en place de conseils expérimentés à la Renaissance sont envisagés dans le contexte des réformes religieuses qui marquent l’Europe et les territoires américains. À la (...)
Nastasia Heckendorff, Michael Klaper (éd.) : The Beginnings of Opera in Europe. Origins, Adaptations, and Cultural Exchange
This is the first book dedicated to the early history of opera in Europe from a comparative perspective. It takes into account not only the diverse beginnings of opera in Italy around 1600 (Florence, Rome, Mantua), but also the mechanisms of (...)
This is the first book dedicated to the early history of opera in Europe from a comparative perspective. It takes into account not only the diverse beginnings of opera in Italy around 1600 (Florence, Rome, Mantua), but also the mechanisms of (...)
Noelia García Pérez : Crafting a Legacy. Artists and Female Patronage in Early Modern Europe
The women whose lives and artistic patronage are explored in this volume provide a rich and representative sample of the diverse models of female authority in some of the most prominent early modern European courts. The collection offers a (...)
The women whose lives and artistic patronage are explored in this volume provide a rich and representative sample of the diverse models of female authority in some of the most prominent early modern European courts. The collection offers a (...)
