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Dutch Literature:     more books (100)

Penninc & Pieter Vostaert: Roman Van Walewein (Library of Medieval Literature) Else Bohler, duits dienstmeisje (Dutch Edition) by S. Vestdijk, Simon Vestdijk, 1985 Over Hebban olla vogala en Connie Palmen (PochPocket Nederlandse literatuur) (Dutch Edition) by Bert Natter, 1994 Dutch Interior by William Jay Smith, 1984-10-15 A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature (Dutch Edition) by John W. (John William) Cousin, 2010-07-12 Library of Congress Classification Pt, German, Dutch, and Scandinavian Literatures (2000) Bibliografi over hollandsk exlibrislitteratur, 1890-1975 =: Specimen of a bibliography of Dutch bookplate literature, 1890-1975 (Exlibrispublikation ; nr. 144) (Danish Edition) by Th F. van Koolwijk, 1977 Handbook of Universal Literature (Webster's Dutch Thesaurus Edition) by Icon Group, 2009-01-02 Humour in Dutch Culture of the Golden Age by Rudolf M. Dekker, 2001-06-09 Five Contemporary Dutch Poets (Cross-cultural review) Modern Dutch Studies: Essays in Honour of Professor Peter King on the Occasion of His Retirement by Michael J. Wintle, 1988-07 Reflections (Dutch Writing) by Mark Insingel, 1972 Dutch Romances: II. Ferguut (Arthurian Archives) by David F. Johnson, 2000-11-16 Intertraffic of the Mind: Studies in 17th Century Anglo-Dutch Translation With a Checklist of Books Translated from English into Dutch, 1600-1700 (Publications ... Thomas Browne Institute, New Ser., No. 3) by Cornelis Schoneveld, 1984-04

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61. UW Library - Library Guide: Dutch Language, Literature, And Culture: Sources For
    Suggested subjects Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Dutch dutch literature Bio-bibliography. Suggestedsubjects Dutch fiction dutch literature Dutch poetry.  
    http://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/libguides/3-4.html
    
    Extractions: No. 3.4 This publication provides a selective list of sources for the study of Dutch language, literature, and culture available in the University of Waterloo Library. Additional titles can be located in the online catalog by searching under the suggested subjects. For further help, please inquire at the Information desk. Encyclopedias Suggested subjects: Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Dutch

62. Range Of Courses
    Twentieth Century dutch literature I Themes (0.5 Course Unit). TwentiethCentury dutch literature II Authors (0.5 Course Unit).  
    http://www.ucl.ac.uk/dutch/pages/range.html
    
    Extractions: Dutch Language 1 (1 Course Unit) Identities and Communities in the Modern Low Countries (0.5 Course Unit) The course offers a cultural studies approach to the modern Low Countries. It introduces students to various aspects of social organisation in the Netherlands and Flanders, and initiates them in cultural analysis, information retrieval and the critical processing of both visual and verbal texts. Aspects of the History of the Low Countries (0.5 Course Unit) The course provides a general survey of economic, social, political and cultural developments in Dutch and Belgian history from the late Middle Ages to the First World War. It consists of four periods: (i) From the Late Middle Ages to the Revolt of the Netherlands; (ii) From the 17th century to the Age of Revolutions; (iii) The Netherlands in the 19th century; (iv) 19th-century Belgium. The emphasis is on developing knowledge of major themes in the history of the Low Countries and on information-gathering and analytical skills.

63. Introduction To The Dutch Department
    In consultation with the relevant teacher and provided the incoming SOCRATES studenthas a sufficient command of dutch literature, he or she can be admitted to  
    http://www.ucl.ac.uk/dutch/pages/intro.html
    
    Extractions: Dutch Dept. Key Links Dutch Home Undergraduate Prog. Dutch and ECTS Graduate Prog. Certificate in Lit. Translation Writer-in-Residence Staff Research Interests Other Links Dutch Study Packs Bibliography Project MA in Modern Dutch Studies MA in History and Culture Research Degrees in Dutch General Information: The importance of foreign languages for Britain's economic life has received recognition in recent years, both by government and industry. In particular, there is a growing awareness of the need for in-depth knowledge not only of a country's language, but also of its history and culture as the key to good relations. The countries where Dutch is spoken, the Netherlands and Belgium together, form Britain's second biggest trading partner in Europe after Germany, and third largest in the world. The Department of Dutch at University College London offers a full range of undergraduate and graduate degree programmes and is an acknowledged centre of excellence in both teaching and research in the field of Low Countries language and culture. The department is also the editorial base of the journal

64. The Arts
    Dutch language only, but easy to navigate. dutch literature Online informationabout Dutch new releases and Dutch books translated into foreign languages.  
    http://www.rnw.nl/holland/html/the_arts.html

65. Internet Resources For Translators - Dutch
    Literature. De Nederlandse Letteren dutch literature homepage; StichtingLJ Coster - dutch literature in the public domain; Schrijversnet  
    http://www.deraaij.com/irt/dutch.html
    
    Extractions: Van Dale Taalweb - Van Dale Groot woordenboek hedendaags Nederlands, Van Dale Zakenwoordenboek, taalvragenservice, spellingregels, etc. woordenboek.pagina.nl Muiswerk Woordenboek - Nederlands woordenboek Manu's ICT Lexicon - Nederlandstalig lexicon met verklaringen van honderden termen, afkortingen en acroniemen uit de wondere wereld van ICT. Nederlands computerwoordenboek Woordenlijst Informatica Furore Internet Woordenboek Buzzwords - ontwikkelingen en buzzwords uit E-business en ICT Vaktermen - marketingtermen Economische begrippenlijst (NRC Handelsblad) Woordenboek Financieele Dagblad ABN AMRO - banktermen Vaktaal - financieel jargon Europese Almanak - EC-terminologie ABC van de Europese Unie Landennomenclatuur - van EG Nederlands grafisch woordenboek Woordenboek grafische technieken Graphichall grafisch woordenboek - Nederlandse betekenis en vertaling in 6 talen.

66. Robert S. Kirsner
    With respect to Dutch Studies, I can be brief Once you have tasted the richnessof dutch literature (from Belgium and the Caribbean as well as the Netherlands  
    http://www.germanic.ucla.edu/faculty/kirsner.html
    
    Extractions: Back to Faculty See Contact Info I wear two hats. I am both a general linguist and a neerlandicus (= Netherlandicist, or scholar of Dutch, including in my case its sister language, Afrikaans). With respect to Dutch Studies, I can be brief: Once you have tasted the richness of Dutch literature (from Belgium and the Caribbean as well as the Netherlands) or the richness of Afrikaans literature (by both Afrikaners and the so-called "Cape Coloureds"), you will appreciate the value of studying modern languages related to German as well as German itself. My courses Dutch 120 and 131 provide a streamlined introduction to reading knowledge of Dutch and to Modern Dutch literature. If you know German well, you can acquire a reading knowledge of both Dutch and Afrikaans almost "for free." And it is not for nothing that both Dutch literature and Afrikaans literature have been fertile testing grounds for the most sophisticated of recent literary theories. The program in Dutch and Afrikaans consists, first, of Elementary and Intermediate language courses : Dutch 103A,B, C (or its accelerated version, Dutch 104A-B), or Afrikaans 105A,B). These are followed, respectively, by Dutch 120 and 131 (Introduction to Dutch Studies and Modern Dutch Literature), or Afrikaans 135 (Modern Literature). There are also courses on literature in English translation and culture. Now with respect to linguistics, I am ã to use William Diver's terms ã a "chemist"-type of linguist rather than a "philosopher"-type of linguist: I am deeply interested in linguistic theory, but primarily as a guide to analysis rather than as an end in itself. I am particularly fascinated by synchronic linguistics (the analysis of languages at a particular point in time), especially in anything to do with linguistic meaning: syntax, semantics, pragmatics, discourse. Finally, I strongly believe that, in the 21st century, even people primarily interested in German literature and culture rather than linguistics need to know something about [i] general linguistic theory (see my course German c238) and [ii] the history and structure of German, including such indispensable areas as German phonetics and phonology.

67. Peter Large's Dutch Page
    Articles, translated Dutch poems, and collection of links to Dutch language and culture sites.Category Science Social Sciences IndoEuropean Germanic Dutch An Excellent resource on contemporary dutch literature. De Nederlandse Letteren.Good compilation of material about dutch literature on the WWW.  
    http://www.hull.ac.uk/php/abspjl/pjlhp/DutchLinks.html
    
    Extractions: Microbiology Page Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675): Gezicht op Delft Doek 96,5 x 115cm., Den Haag, Mauritshuis . For a larger view of this painting, click here . For a guide to the painting, visit Kees Kaldenbach's page . For more information on Vermeer the artist, visit All-About-Johannes-Vermeer What is the purpose of this page? Firstly it is for my personal use, to provide access to links that I find useful. However, I am sharing these with the readers of this page in case they too find them useful. The page is primarily designed for English speakers who wish to know more about the Dutch, the Flemish and their language and culture. By "Dutch" in the general sense, I can mean: (1) referring to the present nation of the Netherlands (Holland), the northernmost of the two Low Countries; (2) referring to the historical Netherlands, roughly speaking the present Netherlands, Belgium-Luxemburg, and the north of France (Flanders and Artois, or Nord-Pas de Calais); (3) referring to the language, i.e. the native language in most of the present Netherlands (except Friesland) and the north of Belgium (Flanders). The page does not attempt to be comprehensive, most of the links are to language- and culture-related topics

68. Dutch Golden Age Web News - February 1999
    Under the working title “Madoc” a proposal for a large textbase of dutch literaturewas prepared jointly by the Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde  
    http://www.etcl.nl/goldenage/whatsnew.stm
    
    Extractions: Book Sales Catalogues of the Dutch Republic 1599-1800 Previous updates: Previous updates: Subscriptions to updates of this bulletin may be requested from aweel@rullet.leidenuniv.nl . Please also notify us if you wish to be removed from our mailing list. Comments and contributions are welcomed, as well as any suggestions as to material which could be included in the Golden Age Web in the future, such as research material, and primary and secondary texts. You may also write to: The Netherlands Sir Constantine Huygens and Britain , Vol. 1, and the poetry of Tesselschade Roemers. This first meeting is scheduled for 24 February from 2 to 3 pm; subsequent meetings will be held on 10 and 24 March, 14 and 28 April, and 12 and 26 May, from 1 to 3pm (note that the first meeting will be a one-hour session, while subsequent meetings are two-hour sessions). The “Ad Vivum" TEI Encoding pilot project concerns the encoding in TEI SGML of art-historical, literary and historical meta-information in a selection of Dutch seventeenth-century texts currently in the Electronic Text Archive, in order to make them searchable. The project aims to explore the practical possibilities of agreeing on standards for in-depth encoding of meta-information. The ETCL will be submitting a funding application to the

69. Library Publications
    NATO; Nederlands defensie en veiligheidsbeleid (mostly dutch literature);Nederlands buitenlands beleid (mostly dutch literature);  
    http://www.clingendael.nl/library/clilibpub.htm

70. Header
    (COML327) Survey of dutch literature. (M) Distribution III May be counted as aDistributional course in Arts Letters. Selected Topics in dutch literature.  
    http://www.upenn.edu/registrar/register/dtch.html
    
    Extractions: Dutch 2002-2003 Course Register Connect to Dutch in the or the Course Timetable. Dutch SM 008. Amsterdam. (C) Distribution I: May be counted as a Distributional course in Society. Naborn. Freshman seminar. All readings and lectures in English. No knowledge of Dutch is required. This freshman seminar will take you on a virtual canal boat trip through Amsterdam. In-class discussions will include Dutch policies on finance, education, art, health and crime. 101. (DTCH501) Elementary Dutch I. (A) Naborn. A first semester language course covering the core Dutch grammar and vocabulary with the goal of providing the corner stone for developing overall linguistic proficiency in Dutch. 102. (DTCH502) Elementary Dutch II. (B) Naborn. Continuation of DTCH 101. 103. (DTCH503) Intermediate Dutch I. (A) Naborn. Prerequisite(s): Dutch 102 or equivalent. A third semester Dutch language course. The emphasis lies on vocabulary expansion through the use of audio-taped materials and readings. Grammar is expanded beyond the basics and focuses on compound sentences, features of text coherence and idiomatic language usage. 104. (DTCH504) Intermediate Dutch II. (B)

71. WESS Newsletter: Bits And Bytes Spring 2001
    At http//www.dbnl.org/, the Digital Library for dutch literature is a site submittedby Laura Dale Bischoff The Digital Library of dutch literature is a  
    http://library.ucsc.edu/wess/Spring2001/Bits.html
    
    Extractions: Column Editor: Sarah Wenzel Pan-European Resources Jim Campbell recommends http://eiop.or.at/euroint/ "Internet resources for the study of European integration. The lists of working papers and e-journals can be useful for collection development." Georg Vogeler wrote on SHARP-L that he "would like to draw [our] attention to a new site about codicology which is part of the German branch of the virtual library history section historical auxiliary sciences. At http://www.vl-ghw.uni-muenchen.de/kodikologie.html Prof. Enzensberger (Univ. Bamberg), Dr. Klaus Graf (Univ. Freiburg), Patrick Sahle (Univ. Koeln) and me [ sic ] collected links dealing with manuscripts and books as a part of the medieval culture including important manuscript libraries, watermark collections etc. As it is good standard within the VL we added short comments [in German] to the links to give scholars an easy access to the web ressources [ sic

72. Literature/World Literature/Dutch - Fractured Atlas Links Directory
    dutch literature and Film Complete list of films based on dutch literature. TaalthuisDutch Bookstore dutch literature translated into English.  
    http://www.fracturedatlas.org/site/links/Literature/World_Literature/Dutch/

73. Dirk Van Eylen : Dutch Literature Online
    dutch literature online When I finally discovered internet I was alreadycoeditor to the Dutch literary magazine De Brakke Hond.  
    http://www.ping.be/dirk_van_eylen/lit.html
    
    Extractions: Dutch literature online When I finally discovered internet I was already co-editor to the Dutch literary magazine De Brakke Hond . In 1995 I thought it would be a good thing to bring the magzine on the net. Over the years, the online version of De Brakke Hond has become very popular among the literary minded surfers making the long hours I spend working on it worthwhile. In 1997 I started to work togehter with Rob de Vos who's publishing an exellent Dutch poetry magazine on the internet called Meander . Together we edit a newsletter, aptly called Letters , to provide the Dutch literary community with the latest news

74. Burgersdijk En Niermans
    AUCTION RESULTS FROM AUCTION 310, 2324 NOV. 1999 dutch literature, itemnumbers 1069-1083. 1999, group dutch literature, item numbers 1069-1083.  
    http://www.b-n.nl/php/search.php3?AuctionNumber=310&GroupNumber=24

75. Burgersdijk En Niermans
    AUCTION RESULTS FROM AUCTION 314, 2021 NOV. 2001 dutch literature, item numbers778-788. 2001, group dutch literature, item numbers 778-788. Search by catchword,  
    http://www.b-n.nl/php/search.php3?AuctionNumber=314&GroupNumber=40

76. DINO - Language: Englisch - Arts - Literature - Choose Your Language Literature
    2. Dieser 'externe' Link öffnet sich in einem neuen Fenster dutch literatureand Film Complete list of films based on dutch literature.  
    http://www.dino-online.de/dino_page_6f819f65704d8422e2df79f7b8ea7b54.html

77. Bachelor Of Arts In Dutch Studies
    study period. In addition, dutch literature, history, art history andlinguistics are important parts of the curriculum. The present  
    http://www.leiden.edu/index.php3?c=219

78. Literary Resources -- Other National Literatures (Lynch)
    Northwest Passages Canadian Literature Online An extensive set oflinks on Canadian literature. Dutch dutch literature (Laurens Jansz.  
    http://newark.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/other.html
    
    Extractions: This page is part of the Literary Resources collection maintained by Jack Lynch of Rutgers Newark. Please direct comments and suggestions to jlynch@andromeda.rutgers.edu I make no pretense to having a comprehensive collection of Internet sources in languages other than English: these are just a smattering. I also exclude single-author pages. Mailing lists Postcolonial and Postimperial Literature: An Overview (Brown) An extensive collection of information on postcolonial literature and theory. Very impressive. European Literature Electronic Texts (Virginia) Extensive catalogue of Western European literature. Western European Specialists (Virginia) Big meta-index on Western European literature and culture. Australian and New Zealander: Larrikin's Lair: Australian Literature A fan's attempt to increase the visibilty of serious Australian authors. Aurora Australis A guide to contemporary Australian literature, including Peter Carey, Helen Garner, Elizabeth Jolley, Robert Drewe, Marion Halligan, Robert Dessaix, Brian Castro, Carmel Bird, Richard Flanagan, David Foster, Marele Day, Delia Falconer, and Roberta Sykes. OzLit An extensive fan site on Australian literature. A section on "Research" may be useful to students.

79. Listings Of The World Arts Literature World Literature Dutch
    http//www.niwi.knaw.nl/us/bntl/bntl_atl.htm Added Nov-25-02; dutch literatureand Film Post Review Complete list of films based on dutch literature.  
    http://listingsworld.com/Arts/Literature/World_Literature/Dutch/

80. Directory :: Look.com
    dutch literature and Film Complete list of films based on dutch literature.dutch literature in Translation An analysis of the factors  
    http://www.look.com/searchroute/directorysearch.asp?p=55530

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