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Neulateinisches Jahrbuch [PDF ebook]
Journal of Neo-Latin Language and Literature. Band 25 / 2023

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Das Neulateinische Jahrbuch (= Nlat Jb) erscheint seit 1999 und veröffentlicht wissenschaftliche Aufsätze und Miszellen zu neulateinischen Autoren und Themen sowie Editionen neulateinischer Texte. Weitere feste Rubriken sind Rezensionen, Forschungsberichte und Projektbeschreibungen sowie Hinweise auf andere aktuelle Veröffentlichungen und Veranstaltungen zur Latinität der Neuzeit. Zusammen mit den Humanistica Lovaniensia (Leuven) ist das Nlat Jb die führende Zeitschrift, die sich exklusiv dem Bereich der neulateinischen Studien widmet. Das Nlat Jb erfüllt alle Kriterien des ERIH PLUS (http://erihplus.nsd.no/) und ist in deren Liste wissenschaftlicher Zeitschriften aufgenommen. Beiträge können in Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch, Italienisch, Lateinisch, Spanisch abgefasst werden.

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Language German ● Format PDF ● Pages 303 ● ISBN 9783487424613 ● File size 4.1 MB ● Editor Marc Laureys ● Publisher Georg Olms ● City Baden-Baden ● Country DE ● Published 2023 ● Edition 1 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 9474079 ● Copy protection without

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