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Studies in Ugaritic Epistolography
, 2003 The tell of Ras Shamra on the Mediterranean coast of Syria has yielded thousands of cuneiform tablets which shed light on the scribal traditions of ancient Ugarit, a city-state which flourished during the latter part of the Late Bronze Age. This dissertation treats one aspect of the local scribal practice, the letter-writing tradition in the Ugaritic ...
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Proto-Journalism of the Russian State in XVI-XVII Centuries (Historical and Pragmatic Aspects)
Управленческое консультирование, 2018 Тhe article investigates the ways of formation and development of problems of the national protojournalism XVI-XVII centuries, the emergence of such phenomena of domestic media reality, as handwritten wisdom of medieval Russia (Chronicles by A.
Larisa Vladimirovna Lytkina
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Epistolography and nationalist project in Mario de Andrade
Gragoatá, 2005 Mário de Andrade's epistolography - presently recognised for its significant extent and important historical as well as biographical potential - must be interpreted as the praxis of a pedagogical project embodied in the modernist set of ideas.
Marcos Antonio de Moraes
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Revisiting D. Gomes Eanes epistolography
La reciente edición del Carteggio (epistolario) del abad Gomes Eanes, del Monasterio de Santa María de Florencia, sirve como pretexto para revisitar el fallido proyecto de reforma de la Orden Benedictina en Portugal. Además, se analiza la participación del abad en los intentos, respaldados por los reyes João I (r. 1385-1433) y Duarte (r. 1433-1439), de
Lopes, Paulo||, Fontes, João Luís||
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Epistolografia machadiana Epistolography of Machado de Assis
Estudos Avançados, 2010 Marcos Antonio de Moraes
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A Companion to Byzantine Epistolography
2020Cecily J Hilsdale, Stratis Papaioannou
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Redeeming Byzantine Epistolography
Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, 1996The Russian scholar V.A. Smetanin, whose work during the 1970s and 1980s dealt exclusively with Byzantine epistolography, would clearly like to think of himself as an ‘epistolologist’, occupied in the specialised field of Byzantine ‘epistolology’. Epistolology is an auxiliary discipline within history, according to Smetanin, which encompasses both ...
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2017
This chapter examines the genre of epistolography, which flourished and proliferated in the variety of its forms and uses in the Empire. The epistolary genre in the Second Sophistic is first briefly situated within rhetorical theory and practice, then contextualized within both earlier Greek literature and developments in Latin letters.
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This chapter examines the genre of epistolography, which flourished and proliferated in the variety of its forms and uses in the Empire. The epistolary genre in the Second Sophistic is first briefly situated within rhetorical theory and practice, then contextualized within both earlier Greek literature and developments in Latin letters.
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