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				First published: September 1, 2023 - Last updated: September 1, 2023
			TITLE INFORMATION 
			
			Author: Rita Schlusemann
			
 Title: Dat si over minen soen gheen macht en hebbe
 
 Subtitle: Gattung und multimodale Semiotik der 'Historia septem sapientum Romae' am Beispiel der niederländischen Tradition
 
 Translation: Dat si over minen soen gheen macht en hebbe: Genre and Multimodal Semiotics of the 'Historia septem sapientum Romae' using the Example of the Dutch Tradition
 
 Journal: Das Mittelalter: Perspektiven mediaävistischer Forschung. Zeitschrift des Mediävistenverbandes
 
 Volume: 28
 
 Issue: 1: Die 'Sieben weisen Meister' als globale Erzähltradition/The 'Seven Sages of Rome' as a Global Narrative Tradition
 
 Year: 2023
 
 Pages: 118-136
 
 pISSN: 0949-0345 - 
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				eISSN: 2196-6869 - 
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 Language: German
 
 Keywords: 
				Medieval History: 
					13th Century | 
				European History: 
					Dutch History | 
				Prosecution: 
					Victim Testimonies / 
						False Accusations; 
				Offenders: 
					Kinship / 
						Stepson; 
				Offenders: 
					Social Status / 
						Noblemen; 
				Victims: 
					Kinship / 
						Stepmothers; 
				Victims: 
					Social Status / 
						Noblewomen; 
				Representations: 
					Literary Texts / 
						Seven Wise Masters
 
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			Heidelberg University Publishing (Free Access)
			
			 
 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
 
			
			Author:
			Rita Schlusemann, 
					Institut für Deutsche und Niederländische Philologie (Institute of German and Dutch Languages and Literatures), 
					Freie Universität Berlin - 
					ORCID
 
 Abstract: 
				» The contribution offers, for the first time, a comprehensive survey of the pre-1500 Dutch tradition of 'The Seven Sages'. The 13th-century Dutch-language version is the oldest extant translation in the continental West Germanic language area, with at least six different Dutch versions produced by the end of the 15th century. The article also argues that not only the Dutch texts should be considered a novel or prose romance ('Prosaroman') rather than a story collection. It demonstrates briefly that this genre allocation allows a more holistic interpretation of the versions and makes the importance of the two empresses visible, especially the critical representation of the second empress in the first Dutch version, and in all other versions the clear political strategy of the first empress for an ideal empire in the future. Finally, the article shows that the images, typography and layout of each print or manuscript provide a different focus even when the same wording is used, and suggests that each version needs to be considered as a multimodal entity.« 
				(Source: Das Mittelalter)
 
 Contents:
 
			
			
			|  | Abstract (p. 118) |  
			|  | 1 Die 'Historia septem sapientum Romae' als (Prosa-)Roman (p. 119) |  
			|  | 2 Multimodale Semiotik in der niederländischen Tradition der 'SWM' (p. 122) |  
			|  |  | 2.1 Bedauern über das Verhalten der zweiten Kaiserin im Verstext 'Van den vij vroeden van binnen Rome' (p. 123) |  
			|  |  | 2.2 Die politische Strategie der ersten Kaiserin im ersten Prosadruck (1479) (p. 124) |  
			|  |  | 2.3 Das ideale Kaiserreich in der handschriftlichen Prosaversion (p. 126) |  
			|  |  | 2.4 Dreiteilung durch die Illustrationen im Druck von 1483 (p. 127) |  
			|  |  | 2.4 Dreiteilung durch die Illustrationen im Druck von 1483 (p. 127) |  
			|  |  | 2.5 Meisternamen und Laienfrömmigkeit in 'SWM' 1484 (p. 128) |  
			|  | Zusammenfassung (p. 132) |  
			|  | Bibliographie (p. 133) |  
			|  |  | Quellen (p. 133) |  
			|  |  | Sekundärliteratur (p. 134) |  Wikipedia: 
				History of Europe: 
					History of the Netherlands | 
				Literature: 
					Rape in fiction / 
						Seven Wise Masters | 
				Sex and the law: 
					Rape / 
						History of rape
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