Harlequin 2007 331 pages poche. 2007. Broché. 331 pages.
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ISBN : 9782280188401
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1999 1999. Chilperic Of Boiscuillé Beacon Urban Nomads IN the City 1999 Tbe The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us. see also the 'fine arts' and 'science' sections of my shop many books on architecture the environment architecture. 112 pages softcover book published by the Printer 1999. in VERY GOOD CONDITION close to new condition. In a little over a decade the technological revolution has brought about profound changes and put an end to a certain type of work. For many only a pluriactivity can ensure an income. The return trip between place of work and place of life has followed a sort of continuous movement interspersed with pauses. Cities are not suitable for these breaks. How to ensure a form of temporary domiciliation which offers at the same time office deposit and sanitary? It is to these new needs that the concept of urban beacon attempts to respond. But unemployment with its procession of excluded and homeless diverted it from its goal to make it first a beacon of survival and finally a beacon of solidarity against a background of architectural controversy. However this micro-equipment intended for a population of nomadic workers is above all a complement to street furniture. It is the response provided by architecture students to an original exercise which offered them to think about a new urban way of life. They could not carry out their project which was undoubtedly too early. of course grouped shipping costs in case of multiple purchases. Perlenbook company Siret n ° 49982801100010. RCS Lure Tgi 499 828 911 N ° GESTION 2007 A 111. Created by eBay
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Summary Late medieval and early modern cities in Europe could not exist without the use of the written word. Based on a case study of Vilnius ?the capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the fourteenth -eighteenth centuries ?this book shows how rhetoric influenced all the spheres of urban literacy: the rules of writing, rhetorical genres and their functions, and the social practices of producing, preserving, and disseminating texts. Vilnius was a multi-ethnic, multi-religious, and multi-scriptural city, and its literary culture was particularly rich. What was the legal basis of the city? Who were the professionals of the written word? What was the role of schools and books in the literary culture of the city? How did women participate in Vilnius's textuality? Which rhetorical genres were used? This study is based on research into the different types of texts used in Vilnius: contracts; last wills; sermons; municipal, state, and church records; primers; shopping lists; poetry; manuals; and letters, in Polish, Latin, Ruthenian, Lithuanian, Yiddish, and other languages written or printed in five alphabets. The rhetorical organization of Vilnius can serve as a model for examining other towns of the time. It also shows the complexity of the use of script in the multi-ethnic urban communities of North-Eastern Europe. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface, Abbreviations, Images Chronological Table List of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania and the Kings of Poland Maps Transcriptions, Translations, and Spellings Introduction Part 1: Loci Textuales in Late Medieval and Early Modern Vilnius 1. Chanceries, Courts, and Their Writing Staff 2. The Preservation of Texts 3. Schools 4. Loci Textuales of Women Part 2: Languages and Scripts: Materiality, Writing and Reading 5. Reading and Writing in Early Modern Vilnius 6. The Materiality of Texts 7. The Book Part 3: Genera Scribendi 8. Genus Deliberativum: Letters and Testaments 9. Texts in a Dispute 10. Epideictic Texts 11. Religious Texts Recapitulation Conclusion The Lost Voices of the Inhabitants of Vilnius Bibliography Indices