The articles assembled here discuss humanism as a concept and
phenomenon in the literature of the Middle Ages and the early
modern age. With reference to authors, genres, and various
reception phenomena, the authors set out to identify a humanistic
matrix in 15th and 16th century German literature with a view to
confirming or problematizing the concept as a signature of the
epoch. The suitability of the term humanism as an epistemic
category is subjected to searching scrutiny and discussed against
the background of a broad literary spectrum with consistent
reference to interrelations with the Romance cultures and the
cultural touchstone represented by Latin.
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