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Critica
Romae, Apud aedes Universitatis Gregorianae 1963 462pp., br., cachet, bon état, texte en latin, F34943
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Io. Ernest. Imman. Walchii De arte critica veterum Romanorum liber. Editio secunda auctior et emendatior.
Jena (Ienae), Sumtu Io. Christoph. Straussii, 1757.
8vo. (VIII),236,(11 index),(1 blank) p. Vellum 17.5 cm (Ref: VD18 10328696) (Details: Manuscript title on the back. Woodcut printer's mark on the title, with the initials J.C.S. on a baroque escutcheon that leans against a bush) (Condition: Vellum age-tanned. Small name on the front flyleaf. Paper yellowing) (Note: Johannes Ernst Immanuel Walch, 1725-1778, studied classical and semitic languages at the University of Jena, and also natural science and mathematics. In 1750 be was appointed professor extraordinarius of theology, and in 1755 he became professor ordinarius of logic and metaphysics. In 1759 he exchanged this chair for a professorship of rhetoric and poetry. His main interest as a classical scholar was the exegese of the New Testament. As was the custom of his time the professor Eloquentiae published a number of short 'programmata'. Noteworthy are his 3 volume 'In Acta Apostolorum Dissertationes' (1756, 1759, 1761), and his posthumously published Observationes in Matthaeum ex Graecis inscriptionibus (1779) In these works he tries to determine the meaning of the Greek of the New Testament, using profane sources and above all inscriptions.To promote the study of Greek philology he published in 1763 an Introductio in linguam graecam, a useful encyclopedia of Greek philology, which offered a survey of the sources of the Greek language and an outline of the history of Greek literature. The book here on offer is announced on the title as second edition. Walch himself tells about the history of the 'first edition' in the preface. This first edition consisted, he tells, in reality of 3 dissertations on the 'ars critica', published between 1747 and 1750. The dissertations were defended by his students 'more academico', but were in reality written by himself. The first dissertation of 1747 Dissertatio de ortu et progressu artis criticae apud veteres romanos was defended by one Johannes Gottlieb Oleario. When Walch noticed that this dissertation met with some success he wrote in 1749 another dissertation on this subject, Diatribe de arte critica veterum romanorum', which was defended 'praeside M. Io. Ernesto Immanueli Walchio' by one Fridericus Fürchtenicht, and in 1750 one Johannes Fridericus Thauer defended Walch's Diatribe posterior de arte critica veterum romanorum. The second edition of 1757 is, he says, an updated adaptation and revision of these three dissertations. (Praefatio p. *4 recto & verso) In Lebensgeschichte des Joh. Ernst Immanuel Walch, Jena 1780, these 3 treatises are numbered among his own 'Akademische Disputationen'. Walch's De arte critica has been examined recently at an online platform of scholarly German publications, 'Fachpublikation' by Prof. Dr. Fee-Alexandra Haase: 'Kunst der KritikŽ (ars critica) ist in der Aufklärung eine Bezeichnung für eine Methode der Textbearbeitung in der Philologie und Grammatik. Der Begriff wird für die Bezeichnung der antiken Rhetorik bei der Darstellung von Quintilian und zur Beschreibung von Methoden und Formen von Texten zur Umschreibung des praktischen Anwendungsbereichs der Rhetorik in der Kritik von Kunst und Literatur in Staatsschriften eingesetzt. In diesen Schriften wird von Autoren nach den Disziplinen Philologie und Geschichtsschreibung ein Ideal von Kritikern dargestellt, die als Vertreter einer Kunst der Kritik (ars critica) Anteil an verschiedenen Disziplinen haben. Das Bild ist noch in Johann Ernst Immanuel Walchs Schrift De arte critica veterum Romanorum aus dem 17. Jahrhunderts durch die Übernahme von dessen Anweisungen zur Rednerausbildung in der Institutio Oratoria geprägt. Quintilian repräsentiert für Walch die Personalunion von Rhetoriker, Kritiker und Grammatiker und wird neben anderen Vertretern als ein Gewährsmann für Lehren in den Fächern Rhetorik, Dichtung und Kunst der Kritik (ars critica) herangezogen. Eine Gliederung dieser ŽKunst der KritikŽ (ars critica) in drei Disziplinen legt Walch zugrunde. So verwendet Walch die Dreiteilung von Kritik in die Bereiche der Anwendung in der Philosophie, Geschichte und Grammatik. Als Vertreter der Disziplinen aus der antiken Kunst der Kritik (ars critica) dienen ihm Homer, Aristoteles und die in platonischen Schriften dargestellten Personen Kratylos, Gorgias, Ion und Sokrates. Neben dieser Definition des Gegenstands für den Bereich der Kritik bestimmt er als philologische Aufgaben der Kunst der Kritik die Verbesserung (emendatio) von falschen Textstellen und die Auslegung (interpretatio) eines Textes. Als Bestandteile der Literaturkritik führt Walch das Wissen, richtig zu sprechen (recte loquendi scientia) und die dichterische Erzählung (narratio poetarum) an. Eine Aufgabe der Kritik (critica) ist die Deutung der Dichter (interpretatio poetarum). So bemerkt Walch, daß die Kritik zu den Aufgaben der Rhetorik gehört und Rhetoriker wie Dionysius Halicarnassus und Isokrates für die Leistungen der angewandten Methoden der Kritik beispielhaft sind. Für die Methode des rechtmäßigen Schreibens mit dem Begriff Verfahren des rechten Schreibens (recte scribendi ratio) beruft er sich auf Quintilian, der diese Fähigkeit als Quelle des Urteils mit dem Begriff Urteil (iudicium) betrachtet. Walch weist mittels des historischen Beispiels Quintilians darauf hin, daß der Kritiker (criticus) und der Grammatiker (grammaticus) identisch sein können. Als Beispiel dieser Personalunion dient ihm Quintilian, der nicht nur die Vorschriften für das gute Reden (bene dicendi), sondern auch die Methoden der Erregung von Affekten (ratio concitandorum affectuum) beherrschte. Als Arten und Gebrauch von Sentenzen (genera et usus sententiarum) werden die Erfindung (inventio propositionum) und die Art und Weise des Lesens und Nachahmens von Literatur (legendi atque imitandi modus) vermittelt. Ein Beispiel für die Anwendung einer Kunst der Kritik (ars critica) als philologische Kritik an Texten im 18. Jahrhundert ist Johannes Ernst Immanuel Walch. Einen Bereich der Anwendung von Kritik repräsentiert im Jahre 1757 ein Werk von Ernst Immanuel Walch, das mit der Terminologie der Kritik für Kunst und Literaturgeschichtsschreibung als ein historisch-kritischer Kommentar zu den Quellen konzipiert ist' (Fee-Alexandra Haase) In chapter 38 of his Prolegomena ad Homerum (1795), Friedrich August Wolf numbers Walch in a note on the history of grammar and criticism among the scholars who 'historiam grammaticae et criticae docte persequuntur'. (Prolegomena, p. CLXXI). A third edition was published in 1771. This third edition is however exactly the same as the second edition. We compared both editions and must conclude that only the title and the date of the last leaf of the praefatio were changed. So the edition of 1757 was not really a success.) (Provenance: On the front flyleaf the name: 'M. Boas, Apr. 1904'. This is Marcus Boas, 19 Juni 1879, Amsterdam, 6 Mei 1942. One of his teachers at the Stedelijk Gymnasium of Amsterdam was the Latinist IJ.H. Rogge, who stimulated him to study classics. His professors in Amsterdam were Naber, later Kuiper and Karsten. He obtained in 1905 his doctorate with a cum laude dissertation De Epigrammatis Simonideis. He continued his studies in Bonn under Solmsen, Brinkmann and Loeschke. In 1906 he met Prof. Vollmer, who advised him, 'Machen Sie den Cato', to concentrate on the Disticha Catonis. The study of this Latin collection of proverbial wisdom and morality by an unknown late antique, 3rd or 4th century, author called Dionysius Cato, which was the most popular medieval schoolbook for teaching Latin, became his lifelong fascination. ('Jaarboek van de Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde te Leiden, 1946-1947', Leiden 1948, p. 21/23) Disticha Catonis, recensuit et apparatu critico instruxit Marcus Boas 1952. Bijdrage tot de kennis van den middel-nederlandschen Cato 1904; Het Egmondsche Cato-handschrift 1913; Een Latijnsche metrische Cato-paraphrase met parodie in een onbekenden Italiaanschen druk van 1539, 1927; De Cato van Adam de Suel Leiden 1935; De Cato-edities van Otto Arntzenius en haar replieken 1937) (Collation: *4, A-P8, Q4) (Photographs on request)
Critica de la economia politica - una introduccion a el Capital de Marx - Coleccion de Analisis y Critica.
Escolar y mayo. 2008. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Coiffe en pied abîmée, Intérieur frais. 240 pages - ouvrage en espagnol - couverture contrepliée.. . . . Classification Dewey : 460-Langues espagnole et portugaise
Traduccion y prologo de César Ruiz Sanjuan - ouvrage en espagnol - Coleccion de Analisis y Critica - Indice : Capitalismo y marxismo - el objecto de la critica de la economia politica - valor, trabajo y dinero - capital, plusvalor y explotacion - el proceso de produccion capitalista - la circulacion del capital - beneficio, beneficio medio - interés, crédito y capital ficticio - las crisis - el fetichismo de la srelaciones burguesas - estao y capital - comunismo. Classification Dewey : 460-Langues espagnole et portugaise
A collection of dissertations: 1, Petrus Nieuwland: Dissertatio philosophico-critica De Musonio Rufo philosopho stoico. (Praeside D. Wyttenbachio, 1783) (Bound with:) 2, B.P. Van Wesele Scholten: Dissertatio philosophico-critica De Philosophiae Ciceronianae loco, qui est De Divina Natura. (Praeside D. Wyttenbachio, 1783) (&:) 3, B.P. Van Wesele Scholten: Dissertatio juridica De foedere Madritano, quod Franciscus I. Rex cum Carolo V. Imp. captivus fecit. (Praeside H.C. Cras, 1784) (&:) 4, Benjamin Petrus van Wesele Scholten: Dissertatio juridica inauguralis, Ad fragmentum Scaevolae, quod exstat in Leg. CII Princ. Dig. de Solut. et Liberat. (Praeside D.G. van der Keessel, 1785) (&:) 5, David Jacobus Van Lennep: Disputatio juris, sive ethico-juridica De loco Ciceronis qui est De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum. (Praeside H.C. Cras, 1793) (&:) 6, E.C. d'Engelbronner: Disputatio juris De loco Ciceronis qui est De Legibus. (Praeside H.C. Cras, 1802) (&;) 7, Jo. Conr. d'Engelbronner: Disputatio Historico-critica De M. Tullio Tirone M.T. Ciceronis liberto. (Praeside D.J. van Lennep, 1804) (&:) 8, Eliae Caroli d'Engelbronner: Oratio de Stoicorum, doctrinae in primis moralis, prae Epicuraeorum ratione praestantia. Habita, in templo Sancti Martini, quod Majus dicitur, A.D. XI. Septembris ann. 1805 cum Gymnasii Bomeliensis rectionem auspicaretur.
Ad 1-3, 5-7: Amsterdam (Amstelaedami), Apud Petrum den Hengst (et filium), 1783 - 1804; Ad 4: Leiden (Lugduni Batavorum), Apud Henricum Mostert, 1785; Ad 8: Zaltbommel (Bomliae), Apud J. Noman, civitatis typographum, 1806.
4to. 8 volumes in 1: (8),50,(2);4),80,(4);(4),62,(1 corrigenda); (4),56,(4); (4),90,(6); (8),93,(7);(8),84,(5); (4),40,(1) p., together 629 p. Half calf 25 cm (Ref: Ad 1: STCN 229913989; Ad 2: STCN 176943927; ad 3: STCN 176577432; Ad 4: STCN 238552810; Ad 5: STCN 182890422) (Details: A nice copy. Back ruled gilt, and with a red title label) (Condition: The leatherlike cloth on both boards has been renewed somewhere in the 20th century. Table of contents in ink on the front flyleaf) (Note: Collection of 7 dissertations defended at the 'Athenaeum Illustre' at Amsterdam. The eighth title in this convolute is the inaugural lecture held by Elias Carolus d'Engelbronner. Petrus Nieuwland, born in a village near Amsterdam, studied in Amsterdam at the 'Athenaeum Illustre' and at the University of Leiden. In 1793 he was appointed professor of mathematics, physics and astronomy at the University of Leiden. He was also a minor poet. He died 1827. Nieuwland was a friend of Benjamin Petrus van Wesele Scholten, born in 1762 in Amsterdam. He studied law at the local 'Athenaeum Illustre', and was from 1811 till 1813 'conseiller Impériale en Hollande', and from 1813 till his death in 1829 first councilor, then president of the High Court. David Jacob van Lennep, born in Amsterdam in 1774, studied from 1790 at the 'Athenaeum Illustre', then studied law at Leiden. In 1799 he succeeded Daniel Wyttenbach as professor of Greek, Latin, History, Rhetoric and Antiquities. He was also a neolatin poet. He died in 1853. He spoke at the funeral of Nieuwland. Elias Carel d'Engelbronner, born in 1779 in Amsterdam, studied law at the 'Athenaeum Illustre'. In 1805 he was nominated rector of the 'Schola Latina' at Zaltbommel, and in 1809 of the school at Middelburg. He translated the Code Napoléon into Dutch, Amsterdam 1810. Later he became prosecutor at Goes. There he became involved in the forgery of signatures, 'valsche handtekeningen onder een onderhandsche geschrift'. In 1817 he was sentenced to imprisonment in a house of detention at Gouda, for defalcation and committing forgery. He died in 1832. Johannes Conrad d'Engelbronner, or Jan Coenrad d'Engelbronner, 1782-1819, was his brother. He was a student of David Jacob van Lennep, and finished his studies as 'juris utriusque doctor'. He moved to Zaltbommel, apparantly together with his brother, the rector. In the 'Gepreviligeerde Zalt-Boemelsche kantoor- en schrijf-almanak' of 1811 Mr. Jan Coenrad d'Engelbronner appears as 'praktizeerend advocaat'. He died young in the nearby city Tiel as clerk. The contributors of this convolute were all from Amsterdam, studied law at the 'Athenaeum Illustre' and probably knew each other) (Collation: 1: *4, A-F4, G2; 2: *2, A-I4, K6 (leaf K5 verso & K6 verso blank); 3: *2, A-G4, H6 (minus leaf H6; H5 verso blank); 4: pi2, A-G4, H2; 5: pi2, A-M4 (leaf M4 verso blank); 6: *4, A-M4, N2; 7: *4, A-K4, L6, (minus leaf L6; L5 verso blank); 8: pi2, A-D4, E6 (minus leaf F6, F5 verso blank)) (Photographs on request)
MANZONI E GLI "UMILI" STORIA INTERNA E FORTUNA CRITICA
EDIZIONI PAOLINE 1972
Interessante monografia del 1972 di critica manzoniana scritto da Umberto Colombo della collana "Saggi di critica letteraria".<BR><BR>All'interno: Ricordo di Mario Apollonio; Molteplicità di letture Dal "Trionfo" all'"Adelchi"; L'itinerario al romanzo; L'invenzione ultima: "I Promessi Sposi" ecc...<BR><BR>Note manoscritte.<BR><BR>In ottime condizioni.<BR><BR>Copertina editoriale con sovracoperta trasparente in ottime condizioni generali con lievi usure ai margini e dorso. Legatura in buone condizioni. All'interno le pagine si presentano in ottime condizioni con rare fioriture. In 8. cm 21x14. Pp. 312+(4).
Plata, comercio y guerra - Espana y América en la formacion de la Europa moderna - Coleccion critica/historia del mundo moderno.
Critica. 2002. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Tâchée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 350 pages - couverture contrepliée - livre en espagnol - 1er plat tâché.. . . . Classification Dewey : 460-Langues espagnole et portugaise
Traduccion castellana de Natalia Mora - Revision general de Luis Noriega - Coleccion critica/historia del mundo moderno. Classification Dewey : 460-Langues espagnole et portugaise
