Der "Welsche Gast" des Thomasin von Zerklaere

In 1215/1216, Thomasin von Zerklaere composed his Welscher Gast (“The Italian Guest”), the earliest comprehensive book of court etiquette written in German. Up until the Early Modern Age, the work was frequently copied and widely disseminated. Its uniqueness lies not least in the fact that it was, f...

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Autores principales: Schneider, Christian, Schmidt, Peter, Šimek, Jakub, Horstmann, Lisa, Horyna, Martin, Licht, Tino, Manuwald, Henrike, Seeber, Stefan, Starkey, Kathryn, Ulmschneider, Helgard
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Publicado: Heidelberg University Publishing (heiUP) 2022
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author Schneider, Christian
Schmidt, Peter
Šimek, Jakub
Horstmann, Lisa
Horyna, Martin
Licht, Tino
Manuwald, Henrike
Seeber, Stefan
Starkey, Kathryn
Ulmschneider, Helgard
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Licht, Tino
Manuwald, Henrike
Schmidt, Peter
Schneider, Christian
Seeber, Stefan
Starkey, Kathryn
Ulmschneider, Helgard
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description In 1215/1216, Thomasin von Zerklaere composed his Welscher Gast (“The Italian Guest”), the earliest comprehensive book of court etiquette written in German. Up until the Early Modern Age, the work was frequently copied and widely disseminated. Its uniqueness lies not least in the fact that it was, from early on, transmitted together with an extensive cycle of images. This volume brings together studies from Art History, Literary Studies and Musicology into the sources, the didactic concept, the transmission of images, and the reception of Thomasin’s poem as well as into how it might be employed in present-day German language and literature classes. It proposes to replace the author-centered approach to the Welscher Gast with an approach that consistently focuses on the history of its transmission.
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Schmidt, Peter
Šimek, Jakub
Horstmann, Lisa
Horyna, Martin
Licht, Tino
Manuwald, Henrike
Seeber, Stefan
Starkey, Kathryn
Ulmschneider, Helgard
Der "Welsche Gast" des Thomasin von Zerklaere
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title_full Der "Welsche Gast" des Thomasin von Zerklaere
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title_full_unstemmed Der "Welsche Gast" des Thomasin von Zerklaere
title_short Der "Welsche Gast" des Thomasin von Zerklaere
title_sort der welsche gast des thomasin von zerklaere
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