traditionally been thought that Spain was slightly behind the rest of Europe in terms of the beginning of romanticism, although not all authors agree. 3 The early Spanish romantic movement did not take off until the 1830s and was possibly influenced by French
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Ana Isabel González Manso
In Contributions to the History of Concepts
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Heritage (Erfgoed) in the Dutch Press
A History of Changing Meanings in an International Context
Hanneke Ronnes and Tamara Van Kessel
, situating the Dutch concept of erfgoed within the context of how foreign terminology evolved: the English heritage , the German Kulturerbe or Denkmal , and the French patrimoine . Apart from a diachronical approach to erfgoed , we would argue that it
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Marina Soroka
of the vintage of wines. I am learning to recognize excellence in gems. I can make graceful little speeches in Russian, French, German, English, Chinese, and Italian. I have been thoroughly coached in protocol, it holds no terrors for me, and I know
Science, Customs, and the Modern Subject
From Emulation to Education in the Semantics of Spanish Enlightenment
Pablo Sánchez León
the diffusion of the term civil economy ( economía civil ), standing for political economy. 40 A revival in impulse for the reform of privileged bodies had to wait until the 1780s, and was limited in time because of the outbreak of the French
In Contributions to the History of Concepts
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Ism Concepts in Science and Politics
Jani Marjanen
rhetoric of grouping isms together became politically relevant in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. At this time, there was an influx of ism words in French and English describing religious heresies. After this, new isms have appeared to describe
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Christian Ewert
-speaking canton may have much in common with a French-speaking one. In this regard, a lingua franca is necessary but not sufficient. My questions and doubts regarding Lacey's account are mostly conceptual. First, I do not understand the centrifugal force
Political Regeneration
José Bonifácio and Temporal Experiences in the Luso-American World in the Early Nineteenth Century
Maria Elisa Noronha De Sá and Marcelo Gantus Jasmin
and its administrative problems, and experienced the French Revolution firsthand. Closely connected to Dom Rodrigo de Souza Coutinho, minister of the navy and the overseas territories and one of the foremost creators of reform projects aimed at
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Socialisms in the Tsarist Borderlands
Poland and Finland in a Contrastive Comparison, 1830—1907
Wiktor Marzec and Risto Turunen
vocabulary. Local writers were well versed in Renaissance thought and consciously built the Polish political vocabulary in a highly Latinized form. However, during the reign of the last king and the “Great Sejm,” French became the main source of linguistic
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Heidi Hakkarainen
language underwent significant transformation. Many concepts that would later become an integral part of modern intellectual history were coined in the period following the French Revolution in 1789. One of the key concepts included in the volumes of
In Contributions to the History of Concepts
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- 01 Jun 2020
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A World in the Making
Discovering the Future in the Hispanic World
Javier Fernández-Sebastián
Translator : Mark Hounsell
to go hand in hand with great receptiveness toward foreign—principally French—ideas and fashions. The vocabularies of renovation and progress, increasingly more popular, bear witness to this. These vocabularies—which include verbs such as civilize or
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