| Judul | Notions of Privacy in Early Modern Correspondence |
| Pengarang | Green, Michaël (editor) Nørgaard, Lars Cyril (editor) |
| Penerbitan | Turnhout : Brepols, 2025 |
| Deskripsi Fisik | 270 hlm. :ill. |
| ISBN | 9782503612355 |
| Subjek | Communication—Social aspects—History |
| Catatan | Our modern notions of privacy have their roots in the early modern period. When studying this historical background, one of the most important sources is correspondence. Letters sent from one person to another reflect specific situations, ideas, thoughts, emotions, and experiences. Contextualizing an epistolary exchange provides information about the world and values of past individuals. This volume presents essays that deal with a variety of early modern correspondence. The letters analysed, written in French, nl, German, and English, speak to very different contexts and cultural codes. While each of the letters in question has its own unique story to tell, all contributions come together by focusing on notions of privacy. From the intimacy that unfolds in educational exchanges to specific letter-writers and their strategic use of the private, this volume offers ground-breaking insights that will be relevant to many different researchers and their respective fields: the history of science, the history of Chr |
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