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Queeste - Volume 29, Issue 1, 2022
Volume 29, Issue 1, 2022
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oa ‘Wt vercoren sanderijn …’
More LessBy Ru KleinAbstract This essay explores the use of nominal address forms in some Dutch medieval secular plays. A mixed qualitative-quantitative analysis along historical-pragmatic lines including the analysis of a wider corpus shows that the nominal address forms in the plays are used to express a variety of meanings that are more specific than the simple lexical meaning of the words used. These meanings are mostly social. Read More
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oa Een bijzondere Brabantse tekstgetuige van de Martijntrilogie van Jacob van Maerlant
More LessBy Sofie MoorsAbstract Whereas classical philological research aimed to present a convincing reconstruction of the original text, more recent philological research, i.e. material philology, focuses on the transmission of texts and their (unique) variation as such. One text in Middle Dutch that had an exceptionally successful transmission is the thirteenth-century Martijn trilogy by the Flemish poet Jacob van Maerlant. In order to better Read More
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oa In de ban van vijf liederenhandschriften
More LessAbstract In her recent monograph, Cécile de Morrée (Nijmegen) provides a detailed codicological description of five Middle Dutch manuscripts with religious songs – Berlin 185, Berlin 280, Paris 39, Tirs and Werden. In reconstructing the circles in which these manuscripts were written, she analyses their composition and concludes that the songs in these books do not only follow the liturgical calendar, but also refle Read More
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