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2018
For centuries, Burgundy has been widely recognised as the home of the world’s finest wines and as the birthplace of a model of ‘terroir’ connecting taste to place. That concept was given legal form during the 1930s when the French state developed the system of Appellations d’Origine Contrôlées (AOC) emphasising the relationship between a given place ...
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For centuries, Burgundy has been widely recognised as the home of the world’s finest wines and as the birthplace of a model of ‘terroir’ connecting taste to place. That concept was given legal form during the 1930s when the French state developed the system of Appellations d’Origine Contrôlées (AOC) emphasising the relationship between a given place ...
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Staging the court of Burgundy. Proceedings of the conference “The Splendour of Burgundy”
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The real Burgundy: negotiating wine tourism, relational place and the global countryside
Tourism Geographies, 2021Steve Charters
exaly
2016
At first sight, there may be no flagrant evidence to recommend the traditional capital of the duchy of Burgundy for a specifically literary history between 1348 and 1418, a period which immediately predates a famous golden age of arts and belles-lettres for the whole of the duchy throughout the fifteenth century.
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At first sight, there may be no flagrant evidence to recommend the traditional capital of the duchy of Burgundy for a specifically literary history between 1348 and 1418, a period which immediately predates a famous golden age of arts and belles-lettres for the whole of the duchy throughout the fifteenth century.
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2004
By comparison with what happened elsewhere, above all in Italy, in connection with crusading in the fifteenth century, Burgundy appears as a repository of an older idea of crusade.1 The crusading tradition in the house of the Valois dukes of Burgundy, seen by many as the heralds of the crusade in the fifteenth century, had been founded by Philip the ...
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By comparison with what happened elsewhere, above all in Italy, in connection with crusading in the fifteenth century, Burgundy appears as a repository of an older idea of crusade.1 The crusading tradition in the house of the Valois dukes of Burgundy, seen by many as the heralds of the crusade in the fifteenth century, had been founded by Philip the ...
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