The study of scholarly relationships between France and Germany in the 18th century assumes that the question of cultural transfers should be broadened to include the investigation of transnational circulations and networks. This article outlines such an approach by focusing on German-language scholarly periodicals that flourished in the Holy Roman Empire between 1660 and 1800. Due to the political and university polycentrism of the Holy Roman Empire, approximately 1 000 scholarly journals were founded throughout the 18th century. These journals included news of the scholarly world (scientific projects, experiments, appointments, obituaries, etc.) and reviews of recently published books. The author suggests an “intellectual biography“ (Jean...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain did much to shape the intellectual ...
The study of scholarly relationships between France and Germany in the 18th century assumes that the...
International audienceThe number of learned journals in Europe increased substantially in the 18th c...
Proposée il y a trente ans par Michel Espagne et Michael Werner, la notion de « transferts culturels...
Multiforme, hétérogène, surabondante, la presse est un acteur essentiel de la circulation de l’infor...
Diverse, heterogeneous and over productive, the press was an essential player in the circulation of ...
The Bernese doctor Albrecht von Haller (1708-1777) is a central figure in the Germanic and Helvetian...
Diverse, heterogeneous and over productive, the press was an essential player in the circulation of ...
The Bernese doctor Albrecht von Haller (1708-1777) is a central figure in the Germanic and Helvetian...
The Bernese doctor Albrecht von Haller (1708-1777) is a central figure in the Germanic and Helvetian...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain did much to shape the intellectual ...
The study of scholarly relationships between France and Germany in the 18th century assumes that the...
International audienceThe number of learned journals in Europe increased substantially in the 18th c...
Proposée il y a trente ans par Michel Espagne et Michael Werner, la notion de « transferts culturels...
Multiforme, hétérogène, surabondante, la presse est un acteur essentiel de la circulation de l’infor...
Diverse, heterogeneous and over productive, the press was an essential player in the circulation of ...
The Bernese doctor Albrecht von Haller (1708-1777) is a central figure in the Germanic and Helvetian...
Diverse, heterogeneous and over productive, the press was an essential player in the circulation of ...
The Bernese doctor Albrecht von Haller (1708-1777) is a central figure in the Germanic and Helvetian...
The Bernese doctor Albrecht von Haller (1708-1777) is a central figure in the Germanic and Helvetian...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
volume bi-langue (anglis-français)Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain d...
Cultural transfers between eighteenth-century France and Britain did much to shape the intellectual ...