Titlebook: Dutch Studies; An annual review of P. Brachin,J. Goossens,J. Rooij (Secretary) Book 1974 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, the Netherlands 1974

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Publications on Dutch Language and Literature in Languages Other than Dutch, 1971students abroad and others interested in Dutch language and literature, but indirectly it also gives an impression of the activities abroad in this field, which are indicative of the increasing interest throughout the world in the civilization of the Dutch language area.

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t, dramatist and historian, and one of the classical writers of the Dutch Golden Age. In his own time his contemporaries honoured him — with a somewhat trite word-play — as the “Hoofd der Hollandse Po?ten,” and the appreciation has remained fairly constant since then, with a decline in the late eighteenth century.

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Andrea Gallidabino,Cesare Pautassostudents abroad and others interested in Dutch language and literature, but indirectly it also gives an impression of the activities abroad in this field, which are indicative of the increasing interest throughout the world in the civilization of the Dutch language area.

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Wenyan Liu,Jun Zhang,Xinghua Sun,Hongbo Zhu other surrounding countries. In East Germany there is a professorship in Dutch philology at Leipzig and the study of Dutch language and literature there can claim fairly long standing. In 1969 the golden jubilee of the Dutch Institute in Leipzig was celebrated with a colloquium on German and Dutch

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together to a period of history. Though this may sound hackneyed, it nevertheless states a very basic truth in terms of an interdisciplinary consensus among the arts as to what constitutes the major difference of that particular age with those which came before. One can discern an unmistakable “expr