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Nederlandse Letterkunde - Volume 23, Issue 2, 2018
Volume 23, Issue 2, 2018
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Snelheid in het interbellum
More LessAbstract Speed Between the Wars. A. den Doolaard and the ‘Raging Pace of this Age’ Although speed became one of the most enticing new sensations in the first decades of the twentieth century, it was rather reluctantly embraced by official ‘high’ culture. Taking its cue from Enda Duffy’s thesis that speed was first introduced into culture via popular cultural forms such as the detective story or early film, this article Read More
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Negentiende-eeuwse Nederlandse toneelbewerkingen van Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables
More LessAbstract Theatrical Adaptations of Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables in 19th-century Netherlands In the field of Adaptation Studies, in Anglo-Saxon countries and even more in the Netherlands, filming and not theatrical adaptation is focus of attention. In this article – a case study on Dutch theatrical adaptations of Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables – is shown what this type of historical research into ‘page-to-stage’ appropriations Read More
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‘De ene les na de andere deelt hij uit.’
More LessAbstract Instruction or reflection? ‘Lessons’ in Huygens’ Hofwijck Constantijn Huygens’ country house poem Hofwijck (written 1650-1651, first edition 1653) is usually regarded as a poem providing religious and moral instruction. The author has been called a moralist who ‘hands out one lesson after another’. This article challenges that view. Not only do the so-called ‘lessons’ seem quite trivial for the readers addressed by Read More
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