Censorship, censure, and historical thought in early modern Spain

Esteve, Cesc

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“…26 Grafton, 2007. 27 Esteve, 2008, and 2018 Targeting Fueter, Cochrane notes that "others of my predecessors seem rather to have been influenced by a critical principle that was the exact opposite of the one held by the humanist historians themselves: not 'What is badly written probably won't be read' but 'What is consciously well written is probably not worth reading'": Cochrane, x. 30 Kessler, 21.…”

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Ut Poesis Historia? A Computational-Hermeneutic Approach to the Renaissance Art of History

Kluge,

Kristensen-Mclachlan

2023

Renaiss. Q.

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This article aims to reopen discussion of the Renaissance ars historica, a genre that has garnered little attention in modern scholarship. It does so by using a set of computational tools to measure the quantitative occurrence of terms related to artistry and cognition in Johann Wolff's collection of historical-method texts entitled “Artis Historicae Penus” (1579). Like the period's historical writing, which amalgamated aesthetics and historiography, the Renaissance artes historicae belonged to a historiographical paradigm in which the skillful construction of discourse went hand in hand with the search for historical truth. The title of Wolff's anthology accordingly draws an overt connection between the concepts of “ars” and “historia,” yet what did sixteenth-century theorists mean by “art”?

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“… 41 Kluge, 3–32. On the Spanish artes , see further studies by Esteve, 2008, 2014, and 2018; Cortijo Ocaña; Courcelles; Montero Díaz.…”

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