Latein Und Volkssprache Im Deutschen Mittelalter, 1100 - 1500
DOI: 10.1515/9783111545493.123
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Lateinische und volkssprachliche Vorstellungen. Zwei Fallbeispiele (Nationsbewußtsein; Königswahl)

Abstract: Rüdiger Schnell (Basel) Lateinische und volkssprachliche Vorstellungen. Zwei Fallbeispiele (Nationsbewußtsein; Königswahl) Daß sich im Mittelalter eine monastische Vorstellungswelt von einem adeligen, städtischen oder bäuerlichen Weltverständnis abgrenzen lasse, dieser Behauptung wird man kaum widersprechen wollen. Doch je schärfer unser Blick wird, desto fragwürdiger drohen solche Abgrenzungen zu werden: im Früh-und Hochmittelalter sind Kloster und fürstlicher Hof durch vielfache Bindungen (Verwandtschaft, Ve… Show more

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“…94 In this way, the treatise literature came to serve as a conduit for some of Godfrey\s more distinctive ideas. The notion of Charlemagne's German (rather than French) identity entered German vernacular historiography notably late: 95 around the close of the fourteenth century, in the Strasbourg chronicle of Jakob Twinger von Konigshofen. 96 Still more significant was the role of the treatise-writers as a bridge between Godfrey and a later, mainly Latin, historiography in Germany.…”
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“…94 In this way, the treatise literature came to serve as a conduit for some of Godfrey\s more distinctive ideas. The notion of Charlemagne's German (rather than French) identity entered German vernacular historiography notably late: 95 around the close of the fourteenth century, in the Strasbourg chronicle of Jakob Twinger von Konigshofen. 96 Still more significant was the role of the treatise-writers as a bridge between Godfrey and a later, mainly Latin, historiography in Germany.…”
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confidence: 99%