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Zustand: New. Eleonora Serra, Ghent University, Belgium. Sixteenth-century Italy witnessed what scholars have termed a linguistic revolution, with the codification and promotion of a literary variety based on archaic Florentine. From A.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Sixteenth-century Italy saw the codification and promotion of a literary variety based on archaic Florentine. Exploring the reception of this variety across different social groups and contexts beyond the literary sphere, this book critically examines the ubiquitous, yet somewhat controversial notion of linguistic prestige. It brings together investigation of metalinguistic sources, used to reconstruct language attitudes, and the analysis of a corpus of everyday letters spanning over eighty years - the correspondence of the Buonarroti family - which serves to track the influence of the emerging literary variety at the level of informal writings and across different social classes.

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Paperback, 312 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:1 b/w, 8 col., Language(s):English, French. ISBN 9782503600765. Summary This volume explores the reception of biblical figures in Judaism, Christianity and Islam, with a particular focus on Antiquity and incursions in the Middle Ages and modernity. The contributions included here offer a glimpse of the complexity of the mechanics of transmission to which these figures were subjected in extra-biblical texts, either concentrating on one author or corpus in particular, or broadening the scope across time and cultural contexts. The volume intends to shed light on how these biblical figures and their legacies appear as channels of collective memory and identity; how they became tools for authors to achieve specific goals; how they gained new and powerful authority for communities; and how they transcend traditions and cultural boundaries. As a result, the vitality and fluidity of the developments of traditions become clear and prompt caution when using modern categories. TABLE OF CONTENTS Forewords (Eleonora Serra & Philippe Therrien) Quelques notes critiques sur des concepts usuels dans les tudes s mitiques actuelles (David Hamidovi?) The Saga of Noah in Slavonic Parabiblical Writings, Iconography and Oral Tradition (The Case of The Folk Bible) (Florentina Badalanova Geller) No exorciste ? Des traditions m sopotamiennes au juda sme du Second Temple (Eleonora Serra) La figure de Melchis dech Qumr n (Dario Barberis) Moses as King and Commander in the Philonic Life of Moses, between Historiography and Exegesis (Gaetano Spampinato) Fasting, Visions and Prophecy In and Outside the Bible: The Figure of Daniel in Tertullian's De ieiunio adversus psychicos (Maria Dell'Isola) Paideia, Plato's Sophist and the Pseudo-Clementines: Simon Magus' Characterisation in the Pseudo-Clementine Homilies (Benjamin De Vos) Laissons aux h r siologues leurs cat gories . tat des lieux sur les repr sentations de Seth dans la litt rature gnostique (Philippe Therrien) The Creation of a Golem: Theurgy versus Magic in Some Ancient and Medieval Sources (Barbara Henry) A Woman Ruling over Them: The Sheba Myth and the Role of Gender in the Qur'?n and K?br N g st (Rhiannon Garth Jones) Modern Apocrypha as a Cultural Toolbox (Ma?gorzata Jankowska) Index of References 0 g.