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Description
During the last decade, transnational literary studies try to overcome structures of ‘national’ literary historiography grounded in nineteenth-century state-building. Literary studies of early modern Europe (1500-1650) are being rewritten, but the intrinsic transnational impact of Neo-Latin literature, especially drama, has been overlooked. This is particularly unfortunate, since this omission has resulted in a distorted view of early modern literature in European languages.
Layman's description
During the last decade, transnational literary studies try to overcome structures of ‘national’ literary historiography grounded in nineteenth-century state-building. Literary studies of early modern Europe (1500-1650) are being rewritten, but the intrinsic transnational impact of Neo-Latin literature, especially drama, has been overlooked. This is particularly unfortunate, since this omission has resulted in a distorted view of early modern literature in European languages.
Key findings
transnationalism drama Neo-Latin
| Acronym | TransLatin |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Effective start/end date | 01/01/2020 → 31/12/2023 |
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Dutch Humanist Playwrights and Transnational Patterns in Dramatic Narrative
Dinah Wouters (Invited speaker)
13 Dec 2022Activity: Talk or presentation › Academic
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Biblical narrative on stage: A visualization of dramatic structure in transnational early modern drama
Dinah Wouters (Invited speaker)
09 Nov 2022Activity: Talk or presentation › Academic
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Neo-Latin Drama
Dinah Wouters (Teacher)
15 Aug 2022 → 17 Aug 2022Activity: Teaching/Examination/Supervision › Teaching activity › Academic