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‎Years of News, Event and Narration in Early Modern Times‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Pages: 245 pages, Size:220 x 280 mm, Illustrations:18 b/w, 35 col., 18 tables b/w., 4 tables col. Language :English . New. ISBN 9781912554881.‎

‎In the early modern springtime of regular news production and consumption, what was the news? Where did it come from? Where did it go? Years of News surveys the world of early modern news, in script and print, in a variety of languages, from a unique vantage point: namely, the news productivity across Europe in a series of carefully chosen years. Contributors, applying a wide variety of innovative approaches and methodologies to original material from archives and libraries far and wide, have explored the stories and the tellers, the networks and the vectors, the effects and reactions. Diving deeply into the data without losing sight of the wider perspective, they seek to illustrate the relation between event and narration, and between narration and impact, while conveying the flavor of the times as experienced by the actors through the medium of news. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword Introduction Brendan Dooley and Paola Molino Prologue: 1588 between Divulgation and Surprise Brendan Dooley 1604: Processing News in Print in the Year before the Newspaper Paul Arblaster 1618: From Beginning to End Brendan Dooley 1623: Telling the News in England: Serialized Print News, Experimentation, and News Management Nicholas Brownlees 1625: The Annus Mirabilis of the News in Spain Carmen Espejo-Cala 1636: The Facts and the Stories Mario Infelise 1648: A Year of Revolutions Davide Boerio 1653: Rebellion or Revolution? European Newspapers Reporting the Swiss Peasants? War Andreas W rgler 1669: Mediterranean Free Ports Making the News Giulia Delogu 1683: Political Agents, Preachers, and Signs from the Sky: The Circulation of News Pasquale Palmieri 1689: The News in Dutch Newspapers Joop W. Koopmans 1700: The Deaths of Charles II of Spain: Autopsy of the Francophone Political Press in Europe Marion Br t ch ‎