The business of news / by Heiko Droste ; translated by Madeleine Hurd
LivresLangue: anglais ; de l'oeuvre originale, allemand.Éditeur : Leiden, Boston : Brill • C 2021Description : 1 vol. (VIII-331 p.) :
ill., fac-sim., jaquette ill. en coul. ;
25 cmISBN: 978-90-04-41585-0; 90-04-41585-8.Collection : Library of the written word (Print), 1874-4834, 86 • Library of the written word. The handpress world, 2405-5174, 67A pour autre édition sur un support différent : Droste, Heiko, The business of news, Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2021Est une traduction de : Das Geschäft mit Nachrichten, Ein barocker Markt für soziale Ressourcen, 2018Résumé : In the seventeenth century news was an investment in social relationships, a resource that concerned the interests of members of functional elites. Exchanging news entailed different forms of participation in functional elites and, thus, privilege. This business was part of the elites' internal social structures; it constituted the fabric of all public institutions. This book questions notions of a print-based public sphere in seventeenth century. It is based on contemporary tracts on newspapers, the court culture, and letter-writers, as well as news correspondences and other archive material from archives in the Baltic Sea Region and beyond [4e de couverture]Sujet - Nom commun: Presse -- Pays baltes 17e siècle | Médias et politique -- Pays baltes 17e siècle | Journalisme -- Pays baltes 17e siècle | Journalisme -- Aspect social -- Pays baltes 17e siècle 
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In the seventeenth century news was an investment in social relationships, a resource that concerned the interests of members of functional elites. Exchanging news entailed different forms of participation in functional elites and, thus, privilege. This business was part of the elites' internal social structures; it constituted the fabric of all public institutions. This book questions notions of a print-based public sphere in seventeenth century. It is based on contemporary tracts on newspapers, the court culture, and letter-writers, as well as news correspondences and other archive material from archives in the Baltic Sea Region and beyond 4e de couverture
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