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Learned Discourses on the Indigenous in Fennoscandia and Beyond, C. 1500-1800

Learned Discourses on the Indigenous in Fennoscandia and Beyond, C. 1500-1800

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Series: Intersections, Book 106

Medieval & Renaissance HistoryLiterary Criticism

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ISBN10: 9004692568
ISBN13: 9789004692565
Publisher: Brill
Pages: 500
Language: English
Northernmost Europe was central to several salient questions preoccupying the minds of the early modern Republic of Letters. Both laity and learned elites strove to understand the physical geography and ethnic composition of these vast borderlands, whose indigenous populations were especially intriguing. While some books and maps succeeded in reaching a wide market, the major bulk of knowledge production is today traceable only in all-but-forgotten academic treatises and manuscripts. Each chapter of this volume approaches this rich cultural heritage from a fresh angle and brings rarely studied documents to the attention of modern readers.

With an afterword by HÃ¥kan Rydving and contributions by Henning Hansen, Hans Beelen, Ronny Spaans, Joanna Kodzik, Andreas Klein, Konsta Kaikkonen, Toon Van Hal, Taarna Valtonen, Jonas Wellendorf, Ralph Tuchtenhagen, Per Pippin Aspaas, Simon Franzen, Francis Young, and Mads Langballe Jensen.

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