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How Were Foreign Languages Taught in Early Modern Europe?
Linguistics podcast with Kerstin Roth, Miriam Hinterholzer and Natalia Filatkina
Language on the Move, Hosted by Brynn Quick
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Researchers from Hamburg discuss the FSL Digital project, which annotates multilingual language textbooks from the fifteenth through seventeenth centuries. Their analysis connects historical teaching practices to everyday communication, multilingualism and attitudes towards languages, showing what instructional manuals reveal about expectations of language learners in early modern Europe.
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FSL Digitalmultilingual language textbookshistorical teaching practiceseveryday communicationMultilingualismlanguage learnersearly modern Europe
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