Count Franz Anton von Sporck and his books : official and clandestine book printing in early 18th century Europe

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This article examines the complex publication networks around Count Franz Anton von Sporck (1662-1738) in Central Europe. Sporck was concerned with the dissemination of non-conformist religious literature, which, in addition to Jansenist authors, included a broad spectrum of heterodox works ranging from anti-Jesuit to pietist and spiritualist ideas. Publishing networks across national borders were crucial for the publication of censored writings: Sporck’s correspondence reveals an elaborate, far-reaching publishing network that the count used, among other things, to publish Jansenist writings. The article presents new research results on Sporck’s publication networks, especially after Nuremberg. In case studies, the predominantly clandestine trade in religious literature in Bohemia is examined and the publishing contacts around Count Sporck are determined more precisely. … celý popis

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Mona Garloff, 1982-

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Český časopis historický. -- ISSN 0862-6111. -- Ročník 120, číslo 3-4 (2022), strana 653-678

Témata

Sporck, František Antonín, > hrabě, > 1662-1738

cenzura

jansenismus

censorship

Jansenism

dějiny knihtisku

vydávání a distribuce knih

nezávislá literatura

history of letterpress printing

publishing and bookselling

independent literature

Čechy (Česko)

Norimberk (Německo)

Bohemia (Czechia)

Nuremberg (Germany)

18. století

články

journal articles

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