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De Moderne Tijd - Volume 3, Issue 2, 2019
Volume 3, Issue 2, 2019
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oa KONINKLIJKE INHULDIGING 'NIEUWE STIJL'?
By Paul ReefTHE ROYAL INAUGURATION'S 'NEW CLOTHES'? The representation and reception of power at the inauguration of William iii after the constitutional reform of 1848 In recent years, historians have shown how royal rituals were a major site for legitimating and contesting power in Europe’s long nineteenth century. This article calls for attention to cases with a more ambiguous political meaning and function. It analyses how the D Read More
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oa DRIEDIMENSIONAAL NIEUWS
More LessTHREE-DIMENSIONAL NEWS The Amsterdam wax museum as a competitor of the illustrated newspaper, 1882-1919 The nineteenth-century wax museum can be viewed as a contemporary mass medium that showed people scenes from the news. The Nederlandsch Panopticum was the first of its kind in the Netherlands, located in Amsterdam between 1882 and 1919. As an informative visual medium, the Panopticum had to c Read More
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oa EEN POPULAIRE ARISTOCRAAT
More LessA POPULAR ARISTOCRAT. ARTHUR VAN SCHENDEL AND THE READING PUBLIC IN THE 1930S In Dutch literary culture of the first half of the twentieth century, intellectual elite and general public were not only separate, but even opposite categories. ‘Highbrow’ and ‘middlebrow’ held polarized positions in matters of cultural hierarchy and literary taste, which led to fierce debates. Strikingly, one author was able to bridge this gap Read More
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