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Der abschließende Band der Reihe präsentiert eine Synthese der Forschungen des Heidelberger Sonderforschungsbereichs 933. Der SFB untersucht Dinge, auf denen etwas geschrieben steht, von den Anfängen der Schriftlichkeit im Altertum bis zur Etablierung des Buchdrucks in der Frühen Neuzeit. Zentral ist die Frage nach der Bedeutung der Materialität für das Geschriebene: Wie prägt die Stofflichkeit das Verstehen von und den praktischen Umgang mit schrifttragenden Artefakten? Wie wird Geschriebenes im Raum präsent und wirksam? Welche Rolle spielt Schriftlichkeit in unterschiedlichen...

Late medieval German literature is crucial in the development of modern discourse about love, eroticism, and sexuality. The approximately 600 so-called "Minnereden" are the most extensive group of texts from this period. But until now they have received only limited attention. This new handbook offers for the first time a comprehensive summary and a manuscript bibliography for each "Minnerede," as well as a complete index, making it a new and indispensable tool for researchers working in philology, history, and anthropology.

Over 500 different examples of minnerede have been preserved.The texts, in which a first-person subject articulates his experience of courtly love or his knowledge about it, testify to the strength of a continuous fascination with this topic in the Late Middle Ages. Concentrating on the genre of minnerede, the twelve papers in this volume develop innovative approaches to the relationship of text and culture in the Middle Ages.The starting point is an at first provocative initial thesis, which however leads to the surprising conclusion that what modern readers might find 'trivial' in a...

The cultures of medieval Europe arose in continuous interconnection and conflict between the Abrahamic religions. This volume brings together these communities and examines the different directions of their development. The essays engage in an interdisciplinary dialogue to investigate the facets of transcultural development that form the roots of the heterogeneous cultures of modern Europe.