Stadt, Kanzlei und Kultur im Uebergang zur Fruehen Neuzeit – City Culture and Urban Chanceries in an Era of Change
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Paperback / Softback
ISBN-10
3631397216
ISBN-13
9783631397213
Publisher
Peter Lang GmbH
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Peter Lang GmbH
Country of Manufacture
DE
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Sep 1st, 2004
Print length
223 Pages
Weight
302 grams
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15.00 x 21.00 x 1.40 cms
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Eastern EuropeGermanRenaissance styleUrban communities / city lifeUrban communities
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Die beiden Jahrhunderte zwischen 1400 und 1600 sind – bei allem Fortsetzen mittelalterlicher Prägungen – von einem permanenten Wandel im Großen wie im Kleinen erfüllt. Exemplarisch zeigt sich diese Dynamik, zu der die Reformation wesentlich beiträgt, auch in der überaus komplexen Organisation städtischen Lebens im Übergang zur Frühen Neuzeit. Die in diesem Sammelband vereinten Tagungsbeiträge aus der Germanistik, Niederlandistik, Geschichtswissenschaft und Neueren Kirchengeschichte gehen der Frage nach, wie in dieser Zeit unter weithin maßgeblichem Einfluss der Kanzlei als zentralem Organ der städtischen Verwaltung und der in ihnen leitend tätigen Stadt- und Ratsschreiber, aber auch durch andere städtische Funktionsträger durch «offizielle» Schriftzeugnisse und durch öffentliche Rede das kulturelle Leben in einer Stadt beschreib- und erkennbar wird.
In spite of the continuing influence of the medieval tradition, the two centuries between 1400 and 1600 display a constant process of change both in wider and more localised cultural settings. This dynamics, to which also the Reformation made an essential contribution, particularly manifests itself in the complex organisation of urban life in the transition to the early modern era. The contributions from Dutch and German studies, from history and church history collected in this volume, address the question how cultural life in the city in this period can be studied through the influence of the chanceries as central organs of urban administration. Chanceries and the people who worked in them are of great importance since much of the cultural and economic life of a city was recorded by city or council scribes or other urban functionaries in their ‘official’ documents and public communications.
In spite of the continuing influence of the medieval tradition, the two centuries between 1400 and 1600 display a constant process of change both in wider and more localised cultural settings. This dynamics, to which also the Reformation made an essential contribution, particularly manifests itself in the complex organisation of urban life in the transition to the early modern era. The contributions from Dutch and German studies, from history and church history collected in this volume, address the question how cultural life in the city in this period can be studied through the influence of the chanceries as central organs of urban administration. Chanceries and the people who worked in them are of great importance since much of the cultural and economic life of a city was recorded by city or council scribes or other urban functionaries in their ‘official’ documents and public communications.
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