1982
DOI: 10.1163/18796583-90000162
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Opitz Auf Dem Weg Zu Seiner Reform Das Widmungsgedicht Fur Hindenberg Von 1624

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“…In his defense of the German vernacular, Martin Opitz, Bernegger's student, cited Tacitus and the history of invention to show that the moderns could compete with the ancients. 52 As Morris Croll and Joseph Levine have pointed out, it was not English science which originated the broken, exploratory style of the aphorism and the essay, but the international vogue for Seneca and Tacitus. 53 Francis Bacon's vernacular aphorisms and essays, like Montaigne's, fit easily within the Tacitean political culture which by the turn of the seventeenth century was well established in England, as elsewhere.…”
Section: Broken Knowledge In Politics and Science: Bringing Together mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In his defense of the German vernacular, Martin Opitz, Bernegger's student, cited Tacitus and the history of invention to show that the moderns could compete with the ancients. 52 As Morris Croll and Joseph Levine have pointed out, it was not English science which originated the broken, exploratory style of the aphorism and the essay, but the international vogue for Seneca and Tacitus. 53 Francis Bacon's vernacular aphorisms and essays, like Montaigne's, fit easily within the Tacitean political culture which by the turn of the seventeenth century was well established in England, as elsewhere.…”
Section: Broken Knowledge In Politics and Science: Bringing Together mentioning
confidence: 99%