Geschichte des deutschen Buchhandels

Wittmann, Reinhard

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“…Po prostu obliczono, że pisma luterańskiea więc w dużej części w języku niemieckim -dotarły do 170.000-250.000 niemieckich rodzin. 16 W rzeczywistości publiczność czytelnicza była na tym terenie znacznie większa. Należy bowiem uwzględnić także czytelników łacińsko-języcznych, czasowo przebywających w Niemczech.…”

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Polonika wydawane w oficynach obszaru niemieckojęzycznego przykładem mobilności tekstów literackich w szesnastowiecznej Europie

Puchalski¹

2020

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Według Autora wśród nie w pełni zbadanych zjawisk w historii książki staropolskiej do ważniejszych należy problem edycji pism autorów polskich za granicą w XVI w., którego istota tkwi w odpowiedzi na dwa pytania: o rolę zagranicznych oficyn wydawniczych w dopełnianiu repertuaru wydawniczego drukarni polskich oraz o rolę poloników w życiu kulturalnym szesnastowiecznej Europy. Autor podejmuje próbę odpowiedzi na te pytania charakteryzując wieloaspektowo polonika wydawane w oficynach obszaru niemieckojęzycznego (Niemcy, Austria, Szwajcaria), których liczba obejmuje według jego ustaleń ok. 1050 druków samoistnych wydawniczo i co najmniej 1184 utwory opublikowane w ramach większych całości wydawniczych. Ich analiza pozwala stwierdzić, że drukarze z obszaru niemieckojęzycznego podejmując się wydania poloników korzystali z: oryginalnych rękopisów dzieł oraz z ich polskich lub i zagranicznych edycji. Jednocześnie polonika wydane na obszarze niemieckojęzycznych stanowiły podstawę przedruków (wznowień) i przeróbek edytorskich dokonywanych w innych krajach europejskich. Są zatem dobrym przykładem mobilności tekstów literackich w szesnastowiecznej Europie.

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Polonika wydawane w oficynach obszaru niemieckojęzycznego przykładem mobilności tekstów literackich w szesnastowiecznej Europie

Puchalski¹

2020

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“…Given that the German book market was becoming increasingly "nationalized" during this period, with fewer foreign books coming into the yearly Frankfurt book fair, the value of such connections should not be underestimated. 56 The language skills of migrants and their children were also a great advantage for the publishing business. Indeed, when German publishers looked for translators, they often hired migrants.…”

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Transmigrant Literature: Translating, Publishing, and Printing in Seventeenth-Century Frankfurt’s Migrant Circles

Müller¹

2017

German Studies Review

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This article examines the role of migrant publishers in German literary culture and the book market in the seventeenth century. Focusing on Christoph Le Blon's network of secondgeneration migrant publishers, including Joachim von Sandrart, Friedrich Hulsius, and Lucas Jennis, it argues that migrant circles in and around Frankfurt functioned as transfer zones for literary cultures between Germany and other European countries. Frankfurt publishers were often part of transnational migrant networks and were especially important for the introduction and popularization of new forms of religious literature in early modern Germany. In 1624, two years after Catholic League troops conquered Heidelberg and many Protestant inhabitants had left town, a modified German edition of Julius Wilhelm Zincgref's Emblemata Ethico-Politicorum Centuria, titled Sapientia picta, appeared in the Frankfurt publishing house of Peter Mareschall (Figure 1). 1 Mareschall, who had left Heidelberg for Strasbourg after the siege and was later praised as a steadfast Christian who had chosen exile for the sake of religion, dedicated the emblem book to his brother-in-law, Daniel Bélier. Both men had a migrant past, even before the fall of Heidelberg: Mareschall descended from a Lyon family, and Bélier's parents were from Tournay; both families had fled religious persecution and military devastation in their homelands. In his dedication, Mareschall presents Classical and Biblical commonplaces regarding the true home of man in general and of the Christian in particular. Departing from Socrates, who regarded Athens as his hometown, but the whole world as his homeland, Mareschall moves to Ovid's reflections on exile and his assertion that "a brave and able man could be at home in any country." 2 Mareschall then proceeds with the image of the Christian pilgrim, who is always journeying toward his true home: Christians should not seek permanent homes This is a post-print of the article '

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“…The success of Bastei-Verlag Gustav H. Lübbe originally lay in the dime novel genre (‘Groschenheft’ in German; also known as ‘Heftromane’, i.e. ‘novel booklets’ in German, see [ 46 ] and [ 54 ], 441, for more context), with widely read popular series such as Bergdoktor (genre: medical romance) and Jerry Cotton (genre: crime). In 1963, the publisher expanded its offerings to include paperback books, thus entering the trade market.…”

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“…Today, Bastei Lübbe produces a wide range of media across ten imprints. The company went public in 2013 and, since then, the company's shares have been listed in the Prime Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (see Bastei Lübbe [ 3 ] and Wittmann [ 54 ], 450).…”

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“Pay to Play” in the German Book Trade?

2021

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This paper considers the success of the thriller Der neunte Arm des Oktopus (transl.: The Ninth Arm of the Octopus, Cologne: Bastei Lübbe, November 2020) by German drugstore magnate Dirk Rossmann. Certain elements of brand-name authorship are applicable here, but the market power of Rossmann goes far beyond name recognition. Beyond the typical marketing for a ‘big book’ in the sense of contemporary trade publishing, Rossmann flooded the campaign with his own funds. This contribution approaches an unlikely case study through a trilateral interdisciplinary perspective (book studies, economics, law), underlining the unequal footing on which books enter the market.

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Geschichte des deutschen Buchhandels

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Polonika wydawane w oficynach obszaru niemieckojęzycznego przykładem mobilności tekstów literackich w szesnastowiecznej Europie

Polonika wydawane w oficynach obszaru niemieckojęzycznego przykładem mobilności tekstów literackich w szesnastowiecznej Europie

Transmigrant Literature: Translating, Publishing, and Printing in Seventeenth-Century Frankfurt’s Migrant Circles

“Pay to Play” in the German Book Trade?

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