Praising Antwerp in multiple languages

In the early modern period, laudes urbium or city encomia became a very popular genre. Antwerpen, as a major economical centre in the Low Countries, became the subject of several city encomia, written in multiple languages. In this talk, Adriaan Demuynck will present six poetical city encomia on Antwerp from the sixteenth century. In particular, he will discuss how the encomia represent the urban space of Antwerp in the text, and how the choice of language affects the contents of the poems.

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Lirias (KU Leuven)
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2024-08-29
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Financial Crisis of the 21st Century
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Praising Antwerp in multiple languages

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Financial Crisis of the 21st Century
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Praising Antwerp in multiple languages

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Abstract

In the early modern period, laudes urbium or city encomia became a very popular genre. Antwerpen, as a major economical centre in the Low Countries, became the subject of several city encomia, written in multiple languages. In this talk, Adriaan Demuynck will present six poetical city encomia on Antwerp from the sixteenth century. In particular, he will discuss how the encomia represent the urban space of Antwerp in the text, and how the choice of language affects the contents of the poems.

Lirias (KU Leuven)
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Financial Crisis of the 21st Century
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