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DUTCH STUDIES: LITERATURE

DUTCH STUDIES: LITERATURE Literature 777 II. DUTCH STUDI ES L ITERATURE By Wi m H u ¨ sk en , Lecturer in Dutch, University of Auckland 1. Ge ne ral 200 years after the establishing, in 1797, of the first chair in Dutch language and literature at the University of Leiden a symposium was held in commemoration of this event. *‘Eene bedenkelijke nieuwigheid’: Twee eeuwen neerlandistiek, ed. Jan W. de Vries, Hilversum, Verloren, 1997, 128 pp., contains articles on the works of some of the best known scholars of Dutch language and literature in the Netherlands during the past two centuries. Frits van Oostrom, ‘Van toen en nu en straks: De studie van de Middelnederlandse letterkunde’ (54–68), reviews the contributions made to the study of medieval Dutch literature by W. G. Hellinga, J. van Mierlo, and W. P. Gerritsen. Marijke Spies, ‘Van ‘‘vaderlandsch gevoel’’ tot Europees perspectief: De studie van de 17e- en 18e-eeuwse literatuur in de 19een 20e eeuw: En hoe verder?’ (69–83) concentrates on how 17th-c. and 18th-c. Dutch literary research changed over the two centuries, paying special attention to the works of Jan te Winkel. Ton Anbeek, ‘Liaisons dangereuses: Literatuurstudie tussen kunst en wetenschap’ (84–97), deals with the topic http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies Brill

DUTCH STUDIES: LITERATURE

Hüsken, Wim
The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies , Volume 60 (1): 777 – Dec 20, 1998
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Literature 777 II. DUTCH STUDI ES L ITERATURE By Wi m H u ¨ sk en , Lecturer in Dutch, University of Auckland 1. Ge ne ral 200 years after the establishing, in 1797, of the first chair in Dutch language and literature at the University of Leiden a symposium was held in commemoration of this event. *‘Eene bedenkelijke nieuwigheid’: Twee eeuwen neerlandistiek, ed. Jan W. de Vries, Hilversum, Verloren, 1997, 128 pp., contains articles on the works of some of the best known scholars of Dutch language and literature in the Netherlands during the past two centuries. Frits van Oostrom, ‘Van toen en nu en straks: De studie van de Middelnederlandse letterkunde’ (54–68), reviews the contributions made to the study of medieval Dutch literature by W. G. Hellinga, J. van Mierlo, and W. P. Gerritsen. Marijke Spies, ‘Van ‘‘vaderlandsch gevoel’’ tot Europees perspectief: De studie van de 17e- en 18e-eeuwse literatuur in de 19een 20e eeuw: En hoe verder?’ (69–83) concentrates on how 17th-c. and 18th-c. Dutch literary research changed over the two centuries, paying special attention to the works of Jan te Winkel. Ton Anbeek, ‘Liaisons dangereuses: Literatuurstudie tussen kunst en wetenschap’ (84–97), deals with the topic

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