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63. Organizations The Fonds voor de Letteren (Foundation for dutch literature) aims at stimulating Literary magazine about Chinese literature. Language Dutch. Kastalia http://netherlands.poetryinternational.org/cwolk/view/organizations

Netherlands Poetry International Web Faq Other Country Australia China Colombia Croatia France Germany Greece India International Israel Italy Morocco Netherlands Portugal Slovenia South Africa Ukraine Zimbabwe Poet(s) of the quarter: Esther Jansma [The Netherlands] 1958– NEW! Welcome to Dutch poetry - July 2005 [2005] July 1, 2005 UPDATE – A sad though undeniable fact: the 36th edition of the Poetry... ‘LOGIC IN LOVE’ ... Esther Jansma Organizations To the right, we have listed various interesting poetry organizations. Click on one of the categories below to find information about a specific subject. Festivals Institutes Magazines Publishers Festivals Crossing Border Festival Crossing Border Festival The largest spoken/word festival in combination with music, literature and film in Europe. De Wintertuin Phone +31 24 323 19 04 info@wintertuin.nl De Wintertuin Site of an important literary festival in Nijmegen. Poetry International info@poetry.nl Poetry International Festival Poetry International is a government-sponsored foundation working to promote interest in and foster love for the art of poetry, and to encourage contacts between poets, poetry translators, poetry lovers and publishers from all countries. It does so by organizing the annual Poetry International Festival, the Children's Poetry Festival, a National Poetry Day, and various international exchange projects. Winternachten info@winternachten.nl

64. Dutch Literature - History And Criticism | Harry W. Schwartz Bookshops dutch literature History and criticism dutch literature - History and criticism. http://www.schwartzbooks.com/cgi-bin/category/1537121

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DUTCH LITERATURE DUTCH LITERATURE. The languages now known as Dutch and Flemish did not begin to take distinct shape till about the end of the 11th century. From a few existing fragmentstwo incantations from the 8th century, a version of the Psalms from the 9th century, and several chartersa supposed Old Dutch language has been recognized; but Dutch literature actually commences in the i3th century, as Middle Dutch, the creation of the first national movement in Brabant, Flanders, Holland and Zealand. Hitherto, as we have seen, the Middle Dutch language had placed itself at the service of the aristocratic and monastic orders, flattering the traditions of chivalry and of religion, but scarcely finding anything to say to the bulk of the population. With the close of the 13th century a change came over the face of Dutch literature. The Flemish towns began to prosper and to assert their commercial supremacy over the North Sea. Under such mild rulers as William II. and Floris V., Dort, Amsterdam, and other cities contrived to win such privileges as amounted almost to political independence, and with this liberty there arose a new sort of literary expression. The founder and creator of this original Dutch literature was Jacob van Maerlant Macriant. (q.v.). His Naturen Bloeme, written about 1263, It is now time to consider the growth of prose literature in the Low Countries. The oldest pieces of Dutch prose now in existence are charters of the towns of Flanders and Zealand, dated 1249, 1251 and 1254. A prose translation of the Old Testament was made about 1300, and there exists a Life of Jesus about the same date. Of the mystical preachers whose religious writings have reached us, the Brussels friar, Jan van Ruysbroec (1294 1381), is the most important. But the most interesting relics of medieval Dutch prose, as far as the formation of the language is concerned, are the popular romances in which the romantic stories of the trouvres and minstrels were translated for the benefit of the unlettered public into simple language. As in most European nations, the religious drama takes a prominent R ~

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67. UCC Department Of History : ‘A Golden Age? Dutch Literature And The Printing In dutch literature and the Printing Industry in the Seventeenth Century’. AuthorNone. Download DutchGoldenAge.pdf. Abstract. 2004 Student BA Dissertation http://www.ucc.ie/academic/history/publications/22

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71. Dutchlit dutch literature. Online Reference – Library Holdings. REFERENCE. Gateway toonline dutch literature Digitale Bibliotheek voor de Nederlandse letteren http://www.sas.ac.uk/warburg/mnemosyne/Word/dutchlit.htm

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72. BELGIUM-ROOTS Project: Languages - Dutch Digital Library of the dutch literature Quotation The Digital Library of Dutch The site is an initiative by the Digital Library of dutch literature http://belgium.rootsweb.com/lang/dutch/

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73. 02S DUTCH 131:Dis 1 Introduction To Modern Dutch Literature DUTCH 131 Dis 1 Introduction to Modern dutch literature. login How do I login?Create Guest Account. Information about the Class. Faculty, TAs http://ecampus.humnet.ucla.edu/classes/dutch131_dis1_02s/

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74. Delta - Special Dutch Literature - Jaargang 35 Nummer 22 Special dutch literature. The Twins by Tessa de Loo. Reviewed by Ana MaríaFernández. Reviewed by Ana María FernándezMaldonado, an architect from Lima, http://www.delta.tudelft.nl/archief/j35/n22/1297

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75. Delta - Dutch Literature Special - Jaargang 35 dutch literature Special. H .chap HM van den Brink % On the water. Reviewed byHenry Ismail, from Jakarta, Indonesia, home to 15 million people and a river http://www.delta.tudelft.nl/archief/j35/1296

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76. Afrikaans And Dutch Literature Faculty of Humanities School of Languages Unit for Language Skills Development.Afrikaans and dutch literature. Study of poetry and prose http://www.up.ac.za/services/research/report2001/2002/Faculties/Humanities/LANG/

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77. Literary Resources -- Other National Literatures (Lynch) and its historical, societal and cultural context. dutch literature (LaurensJansz. Coster) Extensive set of links to information on Dutch authors. http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/other.html

This page is part of the Literary Resources collection maintained by Jack Lynch Comments and suggestions are welcome. Other National Literature I make no pretense to having a comprehensive collection of Internet sources in languages other than English: these are just a smattering. I also exclude most single-author pages. AHRB Centre for Asian and African Literatures Information on the Centre and its activities. (Virginia) Extensive catalogue of Western European literature. Postcolonial and Postimperial Literature: An Overview (Brown) An extensive collection of information on postcolonial literature and theory. Very impressive. Western European Specialists (Virginia) Big meta-index on Western European literature and culture. Australian and New Zealander Aurora Australis A guide to contemporary Australian literature, including Peter Carey, Helen Garner, Elizabeth Jolley, Robert Drewe, Marion Halligan, Robert Dessaix, Brian Castro, Carmel Bird, Richard Flanagan, David Foster, Marele Day, Delia Falconer, and Roberta Sykes. Australian Studies An extensive site on Australian literature. A section on "Research" may be useful to students. Replaces the old OzLit.

78. Tilburg University: Countermovements In The Secularisation Of Dutch Literature B Countermovements in the secularisation of dutch literature between 1980 en 2000 established itself in nineteenth and twentieth-century dutch literature http://www.tilburguniversity.nl/faculties/flw/research/goedegebuure/

Tilburg University Arts Research Theory and History of Literature ... Projects > Goedegebuure Education Research Countermovements in the secularisation of Dutch literature between 1980 en 2000 After the secularization which, analogous to developments in western culture as a whole, established itself in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Dutch literature, recently a countermovement can be noticed. In the works of several authors one sees a distinct religious and ethical reorientation. This turn will be analyzed within the context of the process of modernization, more specifically in terms of a supposed antinomy between literary modernism and postmodernism. Last changed: Tuesday 13 July 2004 All Arts More search possibilities Experts and expertise E-mail: letterensite

79. LGER0074-1 Dutch Literature F dutch literature f (Poëzie en proza uit Nederlands). version française .Duration , 30h Th. Credits/ECTS . 1st licence in Germanic languages and http://progcours.ulg.ac.be/cocoon/en/cours/LGER0074-1.html

80. Syllabi 2005-2006 B-KUL-F0AN2A Dutch Literature III: Early Modern Period Syllabi 20042005 KULeuven B-KUL-F0AN2A dutch literature III special topicsclassical period. http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/onderwijs/aanbod/syllabi/F0AN2AE.htm

Home General information Opleidingen per faculteit English-language programmes of study ... Search programmes of study Translations: Nederlands Archive B-KUL-F0AN2A Dutch literature III: early modern period This is a translated version. Original version in Dutch Show all details Hide all details General information Academic year Study points Difficulty : Basic Duration : 26.0 hours Periodicity : Taught in the second semester POC : POC Taal- en letterkunde Print version Taught by Van Vaeck Marc Aims This course is aimed at thoroughly familiarizing students with a phenomenon (a school, genre, oeuvre, etc.) of Dutch literature of the 16th, 17th and/or 18th century, using current research methods. The students have to be able to independently apply the acquired knowledge, skills and research methods and to make and oral as well as written report of it. Previous knowledge The final requirements for the literature courses in general and for the course Dutch literature II in particular count as preliminaries for this course. This course is included in Master of Medieval and Renaissance Studies Bachelor in de taal- en letterkunde Course Material Articles and literature Examples and samples Activities B-KUL-F0AN2a Dutch literature III: early modern period General information Study points Duration : 26.0 hours

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