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Rittersma 210 1$aLeiden ;$aBoston :$cBrill,$d[2017] 215 $a1 online resource (416 pages) 225 0 $aBrill's studies in intellectual history ;$v266 311 0 $a90-04-27083-3 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index. 327 $tIntroduction* /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tTo Order the Unprecedented:* Egmont in Proto-historiography /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tProlegomena /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tPreliminary Remarks on the Source Corpus /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tBiographical Information on the Eyewitnesses and Authors /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Various Layers of the Early Egmont Reception /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Atavistic Layer /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Particularistic Layer /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Theocratic Redemptive-historical Layer /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Religious-confessional Layer /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Person-centered Layer /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Anti-Spanish Layer /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Anti-Spanish Layer in the Early Foreign Egmont Reception /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tConcluding Remarks: On Dealing with the Quirks of History /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tTo Exploit the Anachronism: Egmont in Historiography /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tPreliminary Remarks on the Source Corpus /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tA Historiographical Subgenus: Herography /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Struggle for Preponderance: Historiography in the Wake of Sectarian Wrangling /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Target: The Supremacy of Northern Dutch Historiography /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tIn the Wake of Politics: Grotius' Historiography as "Certification" of the Republic's Birth /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tIn the Name of the Search for Truth: De Thou's Historiography as an Irenic Manifesto /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tUnder the Spell of Prudentia: Strada's and Bentivoglio's Historiography as a Political Lesson* /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tIn the Spirit of the Enlightenment: Wagenaar's Historiography as an Empirical Analysis of the Past /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tConcluding Remarks: On Dealing with the History's Latecomers /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tTo Eulogise the Unfeigned: Egmont in the European Age of Revolution /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Dead End: On How the German Baroque Left Behind No Trace of Egmont /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$t"The Path to Glory:"* Egmont's Finest Hour in the Revolutionary Era /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tDefining the Problem, Delineating the Theme /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Development of the Chosen One: On Goethe's Sources for His Egmont Tragedy /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tThe Development of the Chosen One: On Schiller's Sources for His Egmont Treatment /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$t"Under Similar Constellations:" A Star Over Brussels, Rome, Weimar1 /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tEgmont, or: The Excess of Noble Mindedness /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tEgmont, the Man of Integrity, or: Praise for an Honest and Undisguised Man /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tSynopsis: The Afterlife of Count Lamoral of Egmont since 1800 /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tConcluding Remarks: Dealing with the Patterns of History /$rRengenier C. Rittersma --$tAfterword: On the Writhing Carcas and the Homo Amplificator /$rRengenier C. Rittersma. 330 $aIn Mytho-poetics at Work Rengenier Rittersma offers an account of the posthumous fame of the Count of Egmont (1522-1568), whose public decapitation triggered the Dutch revolt. Drawing from numerous European sources - pamphlets, chronicles, and literature - this monograph tries to unravel why and how the alleged freedom fighter became an icon in European thought. It demonstrates that Egmont unfurled an evocative power over several centuries and cultural regions, as his name could be deliberately instrumentalized by different groups of people in order to corroborate their own confessional and political programs. 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