Ebook: Praktiken frühneuzeitlicher Historiographie

How did historians research the past in the early modern era? How did historians, genealogists, and scholars of antiquity “create” relevant knowledge and position themselves in courts, toward benefactors, and to an academic audience? This volume examines academic practices in the fields of heraldry, diplomacy, genealogy, and historiography along with economic aspects of research, travel, and publishing.