Printed Festive Acts. Intermediality and Representation in Early-Modern Netherlandish Culture (C04)

在第二个资助阶段，C04项目将研究早期现代荷兰的中介性和代表性的相互关系，基于表演行为的图形印刷和节日的拉丁描述。它旨在展示文本和图像的特定交错如何影响出版物的自我设计和它们的异质社会功能。这是为了将节日活动作为参与者、空间和物体的多媒体互动来接受和反思。在此基础上，概述了印刷出版物的地位，因为它们显示和产生了欧洲记忆文化，并作为其审美共鸣空间。

In the second funding phase, project C04 will investigate the reciprocal relationship of intermediality and representation in the early modern Netherlands, based on graphic prints of performative acts and on Latin descriptions of festivals. It aims to show how the specific interlacing of text and image influenced both the autological design of the publications and their heterological social functions. This happened with a view to the reception of and reflection on the festive acts as multimedial interactions of participants, spaces, and objects. On this basis, the status of the printed publications will be outlined, as they indicated and generated European memory culture and served as its aesthetic resonance space.