Add to ORKGI have flown 4000 miles to share with you two interrelated questions I find extremely perplexing. The two questions are the following: Did Dutch literature have an identity of its own as early as the Middle Ages? And if so, does this bear any relation to characteristics that are considered typical of Dutch literature in later periods, possibly even of Dutch literature today, and -who knows- even of the Dutch national character as such
The 13th and the 14th century are the pioneering ages of Dutch literature and translators played a v...
The history of Dutch literature between 1880 and 1940 has traditionally been described as a series o...
The history of Dutch literature between 1880 and 1940 has traditionally been described as a series o...
This thesis comprises an investigation into the literary representation of national identity in the ...
This volume presents various contributions to the fascinating field of Cultural Transfer research. N...
This volume presents various contributions to the fascinating field of Cultural Transfer research. N...
At the end of the 18th century the interest in the literary past emerged in the Netherlands. In this...
Until recently the Gothic novel was considered to be a predominantly Anglo-Saxon phenomenon, but the...
This article engages with the overriding tendency to see cultural hybridity as a progressive force i...
This essay presents a series of reflections on the relevance of Dutch history. Taking different angl...
During the late Middle Ages, the County of Flanders was an international crossroads of cultures wher...
This article focuses on the genre of the genealogical novel, which has boomed in Flanders since 1970...
The lack of ethnic and gender diversity in the Dutch literary domain has recently been subject to di...
In this article we argue for a study of Dutch literature that adjusts the ‘what’ (research domain) a...
The import from certain 'minor' literatures played a key role in the modernization of the German lit...
The 13th and the 14th century are the pioneering ages of Dutch literature and translators played a v...
The history of Dutch literature between 1880 and 1940 has traditionally been described as a series o...
The history of Dutch literature between 1880 and 1940 has traditionally been described as a series o...
This thesis comprises an investigation into the literary representation of national identity in the ...
This volume presents various contributions to the fascinating field of Cultural Transfer research. N...
This volume presents various contributions to the fascinating field of Cultural Transfer research. N...
At the end of the 18th century the interest in the literary past emerged in the Netherlands. In this...
Until recently the Gothic novel was considered to be a predominantly Anglo-Saxon phenomenon, but the...
This article engages with the overriding tendency to see cultural hybridity as a progressive force i...
This essay presents a series of reflections on the relevance of Dutch history. Taking different angl...
During the late Middle Ages, the County of Flanders was an international crossroads of cultures wher...
This article focuses on the genre of the genealogical novel, which has boomed in Flanders since 1970...
The lack of ethnic and gender diversity in the Dutch literary domain has recently been subject to di...
In this article we argue for a study of Dutch literature that adjusts the ‘what’ (research domain) a...
The import from certain 'minor' literatures played a key role in the modernization of the German lit...
The 13th and the 14th century are the pioneering ages of Dutch literature and translators played a v...
The history of Dutch literature between 1880 and 1940 has traditionally been described as a series o...
The history of Dutch literature between 1880 and 1940 has traditionally been described as a series o...