This article reconstructs and compares the geography of information of the Fugger Zeitungen. By comparing the famous German collection of newsletters with two other manuscript collections (those of the Dukes of Urbino and the Grand Dukes of Tuscany), it seeks to understand how the avvisi and Zeitungen were edited and translated in a time in which an independent newsletter market was developing to meet the information needs of the German-speaking public.
Connected News. German "Zeitungen" and Italian "avvisi" in the Fugger collection (1568–1604)
MOLINO, PAOLA
2016
Abstract
This article reconstructs and compares the geography of information of the Fugger Zeitungen. By comparing the famous German collection of newsletters with two other manuscript collections (those of the Dukes of Urbino and the Grand Dukes of Tuscany), it seeks to understand how the avvisi and Zeitungen were edited and translated in a time in which an independent newsletter market was developing to meet the information needs of the German-speaking public.File in questo prodotto:
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