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  1. Spanish chronicles of the Indies
    sixteenth century
    Author: Murray, James C.
    Published: 1994
    Publisher:  Twayne u.a., New York

    That the departure of Columbus from Spain to the New World in 1492 was the agent of colossal change - both creative and destructive - in the Western hemisphere is self-evident. That it was also the literary agent to a host of writings chronicling... more

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    That the departure of Columbus from Spain to the New World in 1492 was the agent of colossal change - both creative and destructive - in the Western hemisphere is self-evident. That it was also the literary agent to a host of writings chronicling that first voyage and the many Spanish explorations that followed over the next century is much less known As a stream of explorers, men of arms, missionaries, and government functionaries made their way to the Indies, they recorded their experiences in letters, diaries, journals, and travelogues. Together these writings constitute a rich legacy of Spain's Golden Age, documenting through eyewitness accounts the adventures and tragedies incurred during the course of discovery, conquest, and colonization . Once of interest only to a small circle of historians, the Spanish chronicles have since the 500th anniversary of Columbus's first voyage come into vogue. Of the studies now available in the field, James Murray's is unique in offering a survey of both the chronicles themselves and the extant scholarship. It provides students of Spanish and Spanish American literature and history with a clear and comprehensive introduction to an eclectic area of study

     
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    Source: Union catalogues
    Language: English
    Media type: Book
    ISBN: 0805743065
    RVK Categories: IO 2440
    Series: Twayne's world authors series ; 847 : Spanish literature
    Subjects: Kroniekschrijvers; Ontdekkingsreizen; Proza; Spaans; Geschichte; Spanisch; Spanish prose literature; Geschichtsschreibung; Spanisch; Entdeckung; Reisebericht; Chronistik
    Scope: XVI, 188 S.
  2. Zwischen Teleologie und Kopernikanismus
    zur Deutung von fremden Phänomenen in Augsburger Chroniken um 1500
    Author: Pafenberg, Stephanie B.
    Published: 1994

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    Source: Union catalogues
    Language: German
    Media type: Article (edited volume)
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    Hinter dem schwarzen Vorhang / hrsg. von Friedrich Gaede ...; Tübingen u.a., 1994; S. 35 - 46
    Subjects: Katastrophe <Motiv>; Chronistik
  3. Zwischen Teleologie und Kopernikanismus
    zur Deutung von fremden Phänomenen in Augsburger Chroniken um 1500
    Author: Pafenberg, Stephanie B.
    Published: 1994

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    Language: German
    Media type: Book
    Subjects: Chronistik; Katastrophe <Motiv>
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    Kopie aus: Hinter dem schwarzen Vorhang / hrsg. von Friedrich Gaede ... - Tübingen [u.a.], 1994. S. [35] - 46
  4. Spanish chronicles of the Indies
    sixteenth century
    Author: Murray, James C.
    Published: 1994
    Publisher:  Twayne u.a., New York

    That the departure of Columbus from Spain to the New World in 1492 was the agent of colossal change - both creative and destructive - in the Western hemisphere is self-evident. That it was also the literary agent to a host of writings chronicling... more

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    That the departure of Columbus from Spain to the New World in 1492 was the agent of colossal change - both creative and destructive - in the Western hemisphere is self-evident. That it was also the literary agent to a host of writings chronicling that first voyage and the many Spanish explorations that followed over the next century is much less known As a stream of explorers, men of arms, missionaries, and government functionaries made their way to the Indies, they recorded their experiences in letters, diaries, journals, and travelogues. Together these writings constitute a rich legacy of Spain's Golden Age, documenting through eyewitness accounts the adventures and tragedies incurred during the course of discovery, conquest, and colonization . Once of interest only to a small circle of historians, the Spanish chronicles have since the 500th anniversary of Columbus's first voyage come into vogue. Of the studies now available in the field, James Murray's is unique in offering a survey of both the chronicles themselves and the extant scholarship. It provides students of Spanish and Spanish American literature and history with a clear and comprehensive introduction to an eclectic area of study

     
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    Source: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin; Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
    Language: English
    Media type: Book
    ISBN: 0805743065
    RVK Categories: IO 2440
    Series: Twayne's world authors series ; 847 : Spanish literature
    Subjects: Kroniekschrijvers; Ontdekkingsreizen; Proza; Spaans; Geschichte; Spanisch; Spanish prose literature; Geschichtsschreibung; Spanisch; Entdeckung; Reisebericht; Chronistik
    Scope: XVI, 188 S.
  5. The faces of time
    portrayal of the past in Old French and Latin historical narrative of the Anglo-Norman regnum
    Author: Blacker, Jean
    Published: 1994
    Publisher:  University of Texas Press, Austin, TX

    1. The Task and Role of the Historian -- William of Malmesbury -- Orderic Vitalis -- Geoffrey of Monmouth -- Gaimar -- Wace -- Benoit de Sainte-Maure -- 2. Modes of Characterization: Images of the Kings -- William of Malmesbury -- Orderic Vitalis --... more

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    1. The Task and Role of the Historian -- William of Malmesbury -- Orderic Vitalis -- Geoffrey of Monmouth -- Gaimar -- Wace -- Benoit de Sainte-Maure -- 2. Modes of Characterization: Images of the Kings -- William of Malmesbury -- Orderic Vitalis -- Geoffrey of Monmouth -- Gaimar -- Wace -- Benoit de Sainte-Maure -- 3. Patronage and Social Function: Users and Uses of History -- William of Malmesbury -- Orderic Vitalis -- Geoffrey of Monmouth -- Gaimar -- Wace -- Benoit de Sainte-Maure -- Conclusion. The Twelfth Century witnessed the sudden appearance and virtual disappearance of an important literary genre - the Old French verse chronicle. These poetic histories of the British kings, which today are treated as fiction, were written contemporaneously with Latin prose narratives, which are regarded as historical accounts. In this pathfinding study, however, Jean Blacker asserts that twelfth-century authors and readers viewed both genres as factual history This exploration reveals remarkable similarity among the texts, including their idealization of historical and even legendary figures, such as King Arthur. It opens fruitful lines of inquiry into the role these writers played in the creation of the Anglo-Norman regnum and suggests that the Old French verse chronicles filled political, psychic, and aesthetic needs unaddressed by Latin historical writing of the period

     
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  6. The faces of time
    portrayal of the past in Old French and Latin historical narrative of the Anglo-Norman regnum
    Author: Blacker, Jean
    Published: 1994
    Publisher:  University of Texas Press, Austin, TX

    1. The Task and Role of the Historian -- William of Malmesbury -- Orderic Vitalis -- Geoffrey of Monmouth -- Gaimar -- Wace -- Benoit de Sainte-Maure -- 2. Modes of Characterization: Images of the Kings -- William of Malmesbury -- Orderic Vitalis --... more

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    1. The Task and Role of the Historian -- William of Malmesbury -- Orderic Vitalis -- Geoffrey of Monmouth -- Gaimar -- Wace -- Benoit de Sainte-Maure -- 2. Modes of Characterization: Images of the Kings -- William of Malmesbury -- Orderic Vitalis -- Geoffrey of Monmouth -- Gaimar -- Wace -- Benoit de Sainte-Maure -- 3. Patronage and Social Function: Users and Uses of History -- William of Malmesbury -- Orderic Vitalis -- Geoffrey of Monmouth -- Gaimar -- Wace -- Benoit de Sainte-Maure -- Conclusion. The Twelfth Century witnessed the sudden appearance and virtual disappearance of an important literary genre - the Old French verse chronicle. These poetic histories of the British kings, which today are treated as fiction, were written contemporaneously with Latin prose narratives, which are regarded as historical accounts. In this pathfinding study, however, Jean Blacker asserts that twelfth-century authors and readers viewed both genres as factual history This exploration reveals remarkable similarity among the texts, including their idealization of historical and even legendary figures, such as King Arthur. It opens fruitful lines of inquiry into the role these writers played in the creation of the Anglo-Norman regnum and suggests that the Old French verse chronicles filled political, psychic, and aesthetic needs unaddressed by Latin historical writing of the period

     
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  7. Spanish chronicles of the Indies :
    sixteenth century /
    Author: Murray, James C.
    Published: 1994.
    Publisher:  Twayne u.a.,, New York :

    That the departure of Columbus from Spain to the New World in 1492 was the agent of colossal change - both creative and destructive - in the Western hemisphere is self-evident. That it was also the literary agent to a host of writings chronicling... more

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    That the departure of Columbus from Spain to the New World in 1492 was the agent of colossal change - both creative and destructive - in the Western hemisphere is self-evident. That it was also the literary agent to a host of writings chronicling that first voyage and the many Spanish explorations that followed over the next century is much less known As a stream of explorers, men of arms, missionaries, and government functionaries made their way to the Indies, they recorded their experiences in letters, diaries, journals, and travelogues. Together these writings constitute a rich legacy of Spain's Golden Age, documenting through eyewitness accounts the adventures and tragedies incurred during the course of discovery, conquest, and colonization . Once of interest only to a small circle of historians, the Spanish chronicles have since the 500th anniversary of Columbus's first voyage come into vogue. Of the studies now available in the field, James Murray's is unique in offering a survey of both the chronicles themselves and the extant scholarship. It provides students of Spanish and Spanish American literature and history with a clear and comprehensive introduction to an eclectic area of study

     
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    Source: Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
    Language: English
    Media type: Book
    Format: Print
    ISBN: 0-8057-4306-5
    RVK Categories: IO 2440
    Series: Twayne's world authors series ; 847 : Spanish literature
    Subjects: Kroniekschrijvers; Ontdekkingsreizen; Proza; Spaans; Geschichte; Spanisch; Spanish prose literature; Spanisch; Reisebericht; Entdeckung; Chronistik; Geschichtsschreibung
    Scope: XVI, 188 S.
  8. Aspekte zu Hartmann Schedels 'Weltchronik'
    Author: Rücker, Elisabeth
    Published: 1994

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    Source: Online Contents Comparative Literature
    Language: Undetermined
    Media type: Article (journal)
    Format: Print
    Parent title: In: Marginalien; Bucha bei Jena : Quartus, 1957-; Heft H.136 (1994), Seite 7/14; 24 cm

    Subjects: Chronistik
    Other subjects: Schedel, Hartmann (1440-1514)