European Studies - Yearbook of European Studies

Issue: 26,

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Introduction

• Philology in the european construction of national literatures.  13 - 27
  Leerssen, Joep

Texts between past and present: European readerships, national rootedness.

• A Darwinian Change in European Editorial Thinking.  31 - 43
  van Hulle, Dirk
• The Angel of Philology  45 - 61
  Lernout, Geert

CASE STUDIES I: EMERGING CANONS AROUND THE EUROPEAN RIM

• Slovene Text Editions, Slavic Philology and Nation-Building.  65 - 78
  Dolinar, Darko
• Inscribing Orality: The First Folklore Editions in the Baltic States.  79 - 90
  Subacius, Paulius V.
• Scania Province Law and Nation-Building in Scandinavia.  91 - 107
  Henrikson, Paula
• Welsh Literary History and the Making of ‘The Myvyrian Archaiology of Wales’.  109 - 128
  Constantine, Mary-Ann
• John O’Donovan’s Edition of the Annals of the Four Masters: An Irish Classic?  129 - 149
  Cunningham, Bernadette
• After the Lisbon Earthquake: Reassembling History.  151 - 167
  Dionisio, João
• Medieval Heritage in the Beginnings of Modern Catalan Literature, 1780-1841.  169 - 183
  Sunyer, Magí
• The Troubadours and the French State.  185 - 219
  Martel, Philippe

CASE STUDIES II: EUROPEAN CROSS-CURRENTS: ENGLAND, GERMANY AND THE LOW COUNTRIES

• The Case of Beowulf.  223 - 239
  Shippey, Tom
• Walther von der Vogelweide and Early-Nineteenth-Century Learning.  241 - 254
  Bein, Thomas
• Hoffmann von Fallersleben and Medieval Dutch Folksong.  255 - 269
  Brinkman, Herman
• Private to Public: Book Collecting and Philology in Early-Independent Belgium (1830-1880).  271 - 285
  Pauwels, Jan
• Stages in the Development of Dutch Literary Historicism.  287 - 303
  Mathijsen, Marita
• The Nation’s Canon and the Book Trade.  305 - 317
  Leerssen, Joep