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Die Schlaraffenlandkarte um 1700

Fascinating and enigmatic to this day: The Accurata Utopiae Tabula, an anonymous map of Cockaigne accompanied by an explanatory book (thought to be by Schnebelin), inspired the likes of Leibniz and was a popular supplement to atlases around 1700. Extensively embellished with euonyms for its location...

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Hlavní autor: Weder, Christine
Médium: Online
Jazyk:němčina
Vydáno: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG 2022
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Accurata Utopiae Tabula, Karneval, Landschaft der Laster, Mediengeschichte, Michail Bachtin, Schlaraffia, Utopie, Wortschatzkarte, Geschichtklitterung, Johann Fischart, Gargantua, François Rabelais, François Fénelon, Johann Andreas Schnebelin, Johann Baptist Homann, 18. Jahrhundert, 17. Jahrhundert, Frühe Neuzeit, Theologie, Laster, Ökonomie, Schulden, Kerbholz, Kredit, Geld, Überfluss, Luxus, Atlas, Kartographie, Topologie, Topographie, Raumlogik, Raumdarstellung, Grenze, intermedial, imaginär, Landkarte, Karnevalisierung, Fiktion, Literatur, Schlaraffenland
CF, HB, 2AD, 3JD, JFC, JFD, HBTB, 2ACG
On-line přístup:https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/81277
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Shrnutí:Fascinating and enigmatic to this day: The Accurata Utopiae Tabula, an anonymous map of Cockaigne accompanied by an explanatory book (thought to be by Schnebelin), inspired the likes of Leibniz and was a popular supplement to atlases around 1700. Extensively embellished with euonyms for its locations, this multimedia ensemble offers a luxurious landscape of vices in addition to its ‘merry discourse of gluttony and boozing’. The multilingual map contains hidden connections to not only fictional worlds, such as the lands of giants in Rabelais and Fischart, but also to such historical realities as the early modern economy of credit. An enjoyable journey of discovery across the borders of different arts and disciplines, guided by the compass of media history.

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