« Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs . »

R. SLEIDERINK, « Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs. » The nobility of Brabant and literature in Dutch (first half of the 14th Century) To what extent did the aristocracy of Brabant contribute to the blossoming of literature in Dutch during the first half of the 14th Century ? In an at...

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Auteur principal: Sleiderink, Remco
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spelling cairn-RMA_133_0549RMALe Moyen Âge https://shs.cairn.info/revue-le-moyen-age-2007-3-page-549?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rma.133.0549 « Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs . » Sleiderink, Remco2008 Brabantcodicologycourt culture (vs. bourgeois culture)literary pa- tronagemultilinguismfre Le Moyen Âge | CXIII | 3 | 2008-02-18 | p. 549-567 | 0027-2841 RMA_13341 R. SLEIDERINK, « Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs. » The nobility of Brabant and literature in Dutch (first half of the 14th Century) To what extent did the aristocracy of Brabant contribute to the blossoming of literature in Dutch during the first half of the 14th Century ? In an attempt to answer this question, the article first of all examines the form and content of some 50 manuscripts (the list of which is provided in an annex) written in the Duchy during that period. Moreover, new texts were being composed in Brabant at that time. The circumstances of their drafting demonstrate that from then on all strata of the nobility in Brabant regarded Dutch as a literary language. Dutch literature was actively encouraged by the bourgeoisie, but also by aristocratic circles. Because of the Duchy’s growing political isolation, the influence of French literature declined while interest for local history was aroused.Cairn free access
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topic Brabant
codicology
court culture (vs. bourgeois culture)
literary pa- tronage
multilinguism
spellingShingle Brabant
codicology
court culture (vs. bourgeois culture)
literary pa- tronage
multilinguism
Sleiderink, Remco
« Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs . »
topic_facet Brabant
codicology
court culture (vs. bourgeois culture)
literary pa- tronage
multilinguism
description R. SLEIDERINK, « Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs. » The nobility of Brabant and literature in Dutch (first half of the 14th Century) To what extent did the aristocracy of Brabant contribute to the blossoming of literature in Dutch during the first half of the 14th Century ? In an attempt to answer this question, the article first of all examines the form and content of some 50 manuscripts (the list of which is provided in an annex) written in the Duchy during that period. Moreover, new texts were being composed in Brabant at that time. The circumstances of their drafting demonstrate that from then on all strata of the nobility in Brabant regarded Dutch as a literary language. Dutch literature was actively encouraged by the bourgeoisie, but also by aristocratic circles. Because of the Duchy’s growing political isolation, the influence of French literature declined while interest for local history was aroused.
author Sleiderink, Remco
author_facet Sleiderink, Remco
author_sort Sleiderink, Remco
title « Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs . »
title_short « Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs . »
title_full « Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs . »
title_fullStr « Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs . »
title_full_unstemmed « Une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs . »
title_sort « une si belle histoire de nos propres seigneurs . »
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