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Alaudae Volume 2
The Original Latin Text of Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, with English Translation and Explanatory Notes
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Alaudae Volume 2
The Original Latin Text of Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, with English Translation and Explanatory Notes
About this book
For the first time, more than just a handful of readers will be able to study, enjoy and become acquainted with one of the seminal works by Karl Heinrich Ulrichs. Many have been able to read his works in German, but not in Latin. This annotated, easy-to-read translation will satisfy scholars, educators, researchers, historians, activists and biographers hungry to learn more about the life and work of Ulrichs.
Volume 2 contains the 16th to 25th issues from 1891 to 1892.
Published to celebrate the bicentenary of Ulrichs' birth in 1825, this three-volume edition contains the full Latin text of Alaudae alongside a translation and contextualising notes. Ulrichs is the first known LGBT activist and the founder of LGBT Studies as a social science, and he was also a Classicist and journalist. As such, he understood the appeal of variety: the issues of Alaudae contain original and contributed poetry and epigrams; stories from the Greek and Latin Classics; descriptions of ancient monuments and their inscriptions; reports on the 300th anniversary of Galileo teaching at the University of Padua; news of earthquakes and unusual weather; serialisations of Ulrichs' own fiction; speeches from university graduations and other festivals and ceremonies; reviews of books, journals and newspapers; examples of German and Italian dialects, and of the use of Latin in different countries; reports of religious ceremonies and political events; notes of his own private excursions and experiences and research. The events mentioned took place worldwide across the UK, Ireland, Europe, North and South America, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Australia.
Volume 2 contains the 16th to 25th issues from 1891 to 1892.
Published to celebrate the bicentenary of Ulrichs' birth in 1825, this three-volume edition contains the full Latin text of Alaudae alongside a translation and contextualising notes. Ulrichs is the first known LGBT activist and the founder of LGBT Studies as a social science, and he was also a Classicist and journalist. As such, he understood the appeal of variety: the issues of Alaudae contain original and contributed poetry and epigrams; stories from the Greek and Latin Classics; descriptions of ancient monuments and their inscriptions; reports on the 300th anniversary of Galileo teaching at the University of Padua; news of earthquakes and unusual weather; serialisations of Ulrichs' own fiction; speeches from university graduations and other festivals and ceremonies; reviews of books, journals and newspapers; examples of German and Italian dialects, and of the use of Latin in different countries; reports of religious ceremonies and political events; notes of his own private excursions and experiences and research. The events mentioned took place worldwide across the UK, Ireland, Europe, North and South America, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Australia.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Halftitle page
- Series page
- Frontispiece
- Title page
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Illustrations
- Bibliography
- VOLUME 2 (1891–1892)
- Issue 16: January and February 1891 Juliana Wekel
- Issue 17-18: 20th March 1891 Llewelyn Morgan
- Issue 19: June 1891 Melanie Subacus and Llewelyn Morgan
- Issue 20: 20th August 1891 Ulrich Schmitzer (Latin and German) and Estella Kessler (German and English)
- Issue 21: October 1891 Gary Vos, Jonathan Coker, and Llewelyn Morgan
- Issue 22: January 1892 Ivan Vieta and Laura R. Bevilacqua
- Issue 23: 1st April 1892 Stephen Cole Farrand and Peter J. Dennistoun Bryant
- Issue 24: July 1892 Nicholas C. Dell Isola
- Issue 25: September 1892 Alice Ahearn
- Index