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Languages and communities in early modern Europe

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Prologue: communities and domains 1. 'Speak, that I may see thee': the discovery of language in early modern Europe 2. Latin: a language in search of a community 3. Vernaculars in competition 4. Standardizing languages 5. Mixing languages 6. Purifying languages Epilogue: languages and nations Appendix.

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