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Narrative space and spatial transference in Jacob and Wilhelm Grimmʼs fairy tales [PDF]
, 2020 Owing to the lack of concrete information provided by the narratives and the genreʼs unspecified setting, narrative space in fairy tales has been largely overlooked or dismissed as an inactive background for the action. Research which has considered this topic typically views it in terms of its symbolic potential, studying space in order to learn about
Nada Kujundžić
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Szerzőazonosítás Jacob és Wilhelm Grimm zajos, digitalizált levelezésében
Digitális Bölcsészet, 2021 Az alábbi cikk egy multidiszciplináris projekt eredményeit mutatja be, amely a különböző digitalizációs stratégiák számítógépes szöveganalízisben való használhatóságát járja körül.
Greta Franzini +7 more
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Libri et Liberi, 2012 Rad se bavi promptnom, intenzivnom, raznorodnom te proturjecjima prožetom hrvatskom recepcijom rada i djelovanja Jacoba i Wilhelma Grimma. Nakon prikaza referencija na Grimmove u hrvatskom dnevnom, kulturnom i strucnom tisku ranog devetnaestoga stoljeca, rad se fokusira na ritam i znacajke odomacivanja (na prijevode i obrade) njihovih bajki i prica u ...
Marijana Hameršak
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3. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm: 'Rotkäppchen' (<i>KHM 26</i>)
Otago German Studies, 2017 Grimm Rotkäppchen Fairy ...
Craig Monk
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2. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm: <i>Kinder- und Hausmärchen</i>
Otago German Studies, 2017 Parody Grimm Fairy ...
C. Monk
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Human Placenta in Premodern Europe-a Cultural and Pharmaceutical Agent. [PDF]
Ber WissAbstract This paper was prompted by some striking similarities between both the ritual and the medical use of placenta in Ming China and in premodern Europe. Contrary to most accounts, which focus either on the rise of chemiatric medicine or on the growing interest in “exotic” substances, the seventeenth century in Europe also reveals a revived ...
Wahrig B.
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Julie von Bechtolsheim, a Political Life: Women's Work and Governance in the Age of Revolution
Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, Volume 46, Issue 4, Page 475-498, December 2023., 2023 Abstract This article understands how women and girls in the Grand Duchy of Saxe‐Weimar‐Eisenach negotiated core issues in the Age of Revolutions: early industrialization and political representation. The baroness Julie von Bechtolsheim (1751–1847) leveraged war, widowhood, courtly connections, and poetry to pursue a public ‘career’ as First Principal ...
Patrick Anthony
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James Cowles Prichard and the Linguistic Foundations of Ethnology**
Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Volume 46, Issue 1, Page 76-91, March 2023., 2023 Abstract This article examines the English scholar James Cowles Prichard's attention to language and comparative philology within his wider project on the natural history of man. It reveals that linguistic evidence was among the most important elements for Prichard in his overarching scientific aim of investigating human physical diversity, and served ...
Ian Stewart
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Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Volume 46, Issue 1, Page 92-113, March 2023., 2023 Abstract Language was never studied by linguists (or philologists) alone. The greater part of the languages of the world was first known in the West through the reports of missionaries, explorers, and colonial administrators, and what they documented reflected their specific interests.
Floris Solleveld
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‘ES IST EINE DESOLATE IDEE, GENIE WERDEN ZU WOLLEN’: ZUM BÖRSENWERT DES BEGRIFFS GENIE BEI NESTROY
German Life and Letters, Volume 75, Issue 3, Page 365-377, July 2022., 2022 ABSTRACT In his farces, Johann Nepomuk Nestroy seizes on prevailing stereotypes of genius, treating the concept with an irony that contributed to its critical revision in his day. Drawing on the theories of Michail Bachtin, the article examines how genius – as a term and as a series of (con)figurations – features in Nestroy's works, differentiating ...
Arno Dusini
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