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Description: This collaborative intermediate-level French program offers a unique approach to learning how to communicate in French. Tout le monde hosts a textbook, Littéralement Parlant, and a blog, Tout le monde en parle. It all starts with “Odette Toulemonde”, a short-story written by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt; and it’s also a movie that he directed.
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Subject: French language
Creator: Pellet, Stephanie
Publisher: ZSR Library
Identifier: https://cloud.lib.wfu.edu/blog/toutlemonde/
Description: Who held office in late medieval Venice? The Rulers of Venice project as a whole attempts to answer this seemingly simple question. This site hosts a database offering access to the election records of the medieval Venetian republic. At the core of the database are the nine registers of the Segretario alle Voci, listing the noble Venetians elected to office from 1340 to 1524. There is also data from elections held in the Senate, Council of Ten, and Great Council. In total, there are over 70,000 records giving information about elections and officeholding in the medieval period.
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Subject: medieval history, Venice, Italy
Creator: O'Connell, Monique
Publisher: ZSR Library
Date: 2004-2019
Contributor: Kohl, Benjamin, Mozzato, Andrea
Description: This course uses an interdisciplinary lens to observe a mosaic of views on Venice. We look at images, architectural drawings, and maps to understand the way that buildings created and framed the public spaces of the piazza; read laws, travel accounts, and journals to understand how communal and individual concerns were negotiated in these public spaces; and read plays and listen to music composed and performed in the city to understand the intersecting roles of politics, art, and culture over time.
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Subject: history, Venice, Italy, 18th century
Creator: O'Connell, Monique
Publisher: ZSR Library
Identifier: https://cloud.lib.wfu.edu/blog/floatingcity/
Description: The 18th-Century Common offers a public space for sharing the research of scholars who study eighteenth-century cultures with nonacademic readers. In Features we present short digests of our research reframed for a public audience in accessible, nonspecialized language. In the Gazette, we contextualize pieces touching upon the eighteenth century in the popular press within scholarly conversations or summarize recent works of scholarship that touch upon contemporary conversations.
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Subject: digital humanities, 18th-century scholarship
Creator: Richard, Jessica
Publisher: ZSR Library
Language: English
Rights: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Identifier: www.18thcenturycommon.org
Contributor: Burkett, Andrew, Ewalt, Margaret, McAllilster, Grant, O'Neill, Morna, Ruddiman, John
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