De grenzen van Europa – een Europa zonder grenzen. Ruimteconstructies in het Nederlandstalige verlichtingstijdschrift

Before 1750 Dutch review periodicals moved within a European space - the international republic of letters - that had almost no borders. Here they reported on learned news that in the first place was considered as European and that was intended for a scholarly audience. In the second half of the 18th century, the national community in its international context was increasingly emphasized. The European cultural space was now divided into smaller entities (French, English, German etc.) and magazines changed from the use of Latin or French to the vernacular. They no longer wrote exclusively for a... Mehr ...