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  1. The origin of the Dutch;: With a sketch of their language and literature, and short examples, tracing the progress of their tongue, and its dialects: also, ... earliest Teutonic tribes settled in Europe by Joseph Bosworth, 1846
  2. De kinderen van Arthur. (Dutch).(Review): An article from: World Literature Today by Ludo Stynen, 2001-03-22
  3. In a Different Light: Fourteen Contemporary Dutch-Language Poets.(Book Review): An article from: World Literature Today by Han van der Vegt, 2003-07-01
  4. Max Havelaar, Or, the Coffee Auctions of the Dutch Trading Company (Library of the Indies) by Multatuli, 1982-07
  5. Die gesprek tussen C.M. van den Heever se werk en enkele moderne Suid-Afrikaanse romans. (Research Articles).(English abstract, text in Dutch)(Critical Essay): An article from: Literator by H.P. van Coller, 2003-04-01
  6. Dutch Romances : III: Five Interpolated Romances from the Lancelot Compilation (Arthurian Archives)
  7. Bibliografi over hollandsk exlibrislitteratur, 1890-1975 =: Specimen of a bibliography of Dutch bookplate literature, 1890-1975 (Exlibrispublikation ; nr. 144) by Th F. van Koolwijk, 1977
  8. Guido Gezelle: Flemish Poet-Priest (Contributions to the Study of World Literature) by Hermine J. Van Nuis, 1986-02-21
  9. Postwar Dutch fiction in English translation since 1980: a checklist. (New Flemish Fiction) (Bibliography): An article from: The Review of Contemporary Fiction by Theo Hermans, 1994-06-22
  10. Library of Congress Classification Pt, German, Dutch, and Scandinavian Literatures (2000)
  11. Catalogus van de Nederlandse fluitliteratuur =: Catalogue of Dutch flute literature (Flute library) by Frans Vester, 1988
  12. Dutch and Scandinavian Literatures by LibraryOfCongress, 1992
  13. Super Lccs 07, Pt: German, Dutch and Scandinavian Literatures (Super Lccs 07)
  14. Dutch & Scandinavian Literatures by Library Of Congress, 1992

61. Bridge: Weak Two Muiderberg Stle - Dutch Literature
The Muiderberg two opening is simple and effective. Here s an refresheron its succeses. Jan van Cleef BRIDGE June 1999 {Dutch}. WHOOPS!
http://www.cavendish.demon.co.uk/bridge/weak.two/muiderberg-1999.htm
Links Home Skip Map Search ... Help
Bridge: Two level preempts
Muiderberg in the limelight
See also : my special page on the early history of Ekren
and the the main Ekren style section
Muiderberg in the limelight
The Muiderberg two opening is simple and effective.
Here's an refresher on its succeses.
WHOOPS! Either Javascript or a style sheet has failed. This page should be readable,but layout will be spoiled. Causes include turning Javascript off, or simply an out-of-date browser! Three years ago I introduced the Muiderberg two opening in BRIDGE. I've worked hard since then. My booklet on the opening sold out in less than a year. We need a reprint. But more importantly, the bridge public - from Premier League to 'ordinary' club players have picked up the convention, incorporated into their own bidding methods and not dropped it. Muiderberg, and variations of it, have become a craze. Why is Muiderberg so popular? I'll look at this this from the twin viewpoints of game experience and technique. This will explain the specific characterics of the opening.
Simple and efficient
Much of what has emerged from modern bidding thery has been complicated and difficult to understand. But you can learn Muiderberg in the blink of an eye.

62. Foundation For The Production And Promotion Of Dutch Literature
Foundation for the production and promotion of dutch literature (Netherlands). TheFoundation exists to promote interest in Dutchlanguage literature abroad.
http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php@URL_ID=4194&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTI
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guest (Read) Foundation for the production and promotion of Dutch Literature (Netherlands)
The Foundation exists to promote interest in Dutch-language literature abroad.

Foreign publishers wishing to publish translations of Dutch or Frisian literature, including children’s literature and quality non-fiction, may apply for a subsidy towards the translation costs.
Singel 464
1017 AW Amsterdam
Netherlands
Tel: (+31) 20 620 62 61
Fax: (+31) 20 620 71 79
office@nlpvf.nl

Website (URL) http://www.nlpvf.nl/ © UNESCO Resources Features

63. Foundation For The Production And Translation Of Dutch Literature
Foundation for the Production and Translation of dutch literature (Netherlands).They exist to promote interest in Dutchlanguage literature abroad.
http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php@URL_ID=4068&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTI
var static_ko="4068"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="en"; Send Printer friendly version Contact var static_ko="4068"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="en"; Associate Translators Get mobilized! Guide Lists Historical Collection ... Help and Subsidies
National Lists guest (Read) Foundation for the Production and Translation of Dutch Literature (Netherlands)
They exist to promote interest in Dutch-language literature abroad.

The Foundation has a resource centre which includes a library of Dutch language literature in translation.
Singel 464
1017 AW Amsterdam
Netherlands
Tel: (+31) 20 620 62 61
Fax: (+31) 20 620 71 79
office@nlpvf.nl

Website (URL) http://www.nlpvf.nl/home.htm © UNESCO Resources Features

64. Dutchlit
dutch literature. Online Reference – Library Holdings. REFERENCE.Gateway to online dutch literature. The Laurens Jansz.
http://www.sas.ac.uk/warburg/mnemosyne/Word/dutchlit.htm
Guide Action Orientation Word ... Home DUTCH LITERATURE Online Reference Library Holdings REFERENCE Gateway to online Dutch Literature The Laurens Jansz. Coster Project
Site devoted to developing a comprehensive collection of Dutch literary masterpieces on the World Wide Web. Guide Action Orientation Word ... Home

65. Dutch Literature
Johannes Vermeer, View of Delft, c. 1660; Mauritshuis Museum, The Hague.Click the image to return to the previous page. Guide – Action
http://www.sas.ac.uk/warburg/mnemosyne/captions/Dutchlit.htm
Johannes Vermeer, View of Delft, c. 1660; Mauritshuis Museum , The Hague Click the image to return to the previous page Guide Action Orientation Word ... Home

66. Faculty Of Arts
dutch literature 20 cr. This package is open to students taking Dutch astheir major, and to students taking dutch literature as their minor.
http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/facdep/arts/erasmus/in/get/lic2a.htm
Faculty of Arts
Degree in Languages and Literature: Germanic Languages
Dutch Literature [20 cr]
This package is open to students taking 'Dutch' as their major , and to students taking 'Dutch Literature' as their minor It cannot be taken by students taking 'Literature' as their major. Within this package, students have to concentrate on either the older or on the modern period.
Those taking the older period must choose three courses from the following: F560 - Dutch Literature: Middle Ages (5 cr) F561 - Dutch Literature: Middle Ages: Selected Topics (5 cr) F563 - Dutch Literature: Classical Period (5 cr) F564 - Dutch Literature: Classical Period: Selected Topics (5 cr) and one course from the following: F566 - Dutch Literature: Modern Period (5 cr) F570 - Dutch Literature: Selected Topics: 19th Century (5 cr) F567 - Dutch Literature: Selected Topics: 20th Century (5 cr) F568 - Dutch Literature: Contemporary Literature (5 cr)
Those taking the modern period must choose three courses from the following: F566 - Dutch Literature: Modern Period (5 cr) F570 - Dutch Literature: Selected Topics: 19th Century (5 cr) F567 - Dutch Literature: Selected Topics: 20th Century (5 cr) F568 - Dutch Literature: Contemporary Literature (5 cr) and one course from the following: F560 - Dutch Literature: Middle Ages (5 cr) F561 - Dutch Literature: Middle Ages: Selected Topics (5 cr) F563 - Dutch Literature: Classical Period (5 cr) F564 - Dutch Literature: Classical Period: Selected Topics (5 cr)
Click here to go back to the survey of the 'Languages and Literature: Germanic Languages' licence programme.

67. Research Project Dutch Literature: 19th And 20th Century: Textual Criticism.
DE SMEDT MARCEL, member of research team dutch literature and Folklore Section.Title dutch literature 19th and 20th century textual criticism.
http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/research/researchdatabase/project/3H90/3H900542.htm
Home Research activities Research groups Key domains ... Nederlands K.U.Leuven IWETO-researchdatabase Research project Person in charge of the project: DE SMEDT MARCEL , member of research team Dutch Literature and Folklore Section Title: Dutch literature: 19th and 20th century: textual criticism.
Project summary: Study of editorial methods and techniques: literary texts and correspondence. Study of hypertext and hyperedition. Project number:
Duration of the project:
Onderzoek met eigen middelen Nederlands Christelle Maeyaert
Most recent update :01.03.2004
URL: http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/research/researchdatabase/project/3H90/3H900542.htm

68. Volume 43 January - December 1996
Review. Medieval dutch literature in its European context; Erik Kooper(ed). M . SherwoodSmith Christ Church, Oxford , UK. Pages 325 - 326.
http://www3.oup.co.uk/notesj/hdb/Volume_43/Issue_03/430325.sgm.abs.html
Volume 43: January - December 1996
Issue 3: September 1996
Abstract
  • Review. Medieval Dutch literature in its European context; Erik Kooper (ed)
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    69. Untitled Document
    Twentieth Century dutch literature I am so lonely for the twentiethcentury Donald Revell ( Survey, New Dark Ages, 1990).
    http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/german/dutch/Twentieth.html
    Twentieth Century Dutch Literature: "I am so lonely for the twentieth century..." - Donald Revell ("Survey," New Dark Ages It's time to take on the fascinating project for the first time in history of studying "Twentieth Century Dutch literature" as a whole now that it's possible. We will familiarize ourselves with the major movements and authors in Dutch-language literature of the Twentieth Century, and investigate how literature responded to a host of events and cultural conflicts: from colonial encounters across the world to the "loss" of the colonies, and then to the development of a new "multicultural" Dutch literature in the last decades of the century; from WWI (neutrality) and WWII (victimhood vs. resistance; loss of lifeparticularly among Jewish citizensand the fundamental change this brought about in society; recovery and memory) to the Cold War and decades of cultural upheaval and prosperity, and, in the last decades, the triumphant return of Dutch-Jewish writing; and including the rebirthafter decades of only sparse reception beyond the language bordersof Dutch literature in the world, and in particular of a vigorous new role for Dutch literature in the New Europe.

    70. TU/e Publication Lists
    Alphabetical List of Current Journals on dutch literature. Part of Collection TU/e,Verhandelingen der Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen. Afd.
    http://library.tue.nl/catalog/TUEPublicationNew.csp?Language=eng&Type=journal&So

    71. Dutch Language And Dutch Literature: Free-Access Journal
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    http://n-online.jp/FreeJ/Dutch.html
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  • Chroom Digitaal Site de website over religieuze literatuur
  • De Nederlandse Letteren - Tijdschriften
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  • Letters, nieuwsbrief voor nederlandse literatuur op internet ...
  • Writers Block Magazine
  • 72. :: Ez2Find :: Dutch
    URL http//www.niwi.knaw.nl/us/bntl/bntl_atl.htm; dutch literature and Film Site Info - Translate - Open New Window List of films based on Dutch
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    73. Dutch Resources - Modern Languages, Cambridge
    Jacob van Lennep; Informatie over koloniale literatuur; dutch literatureand Film KUB; Electronic Text Centre Leiden. Mailing lists.
    http://www.mml.cam.ac.uk/call/links/dutch.html
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    Home Software Catalogue MML Network Service CALL Facility Bookings and Timetable ... MML Software Development
    Internet Language and Literature Resources
    Catalan
    Dutch

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    MML CALL Officer
    Internet Resources in Dutch
    The following list of links is not intended to be definitive or comprehensive, but it may act as a starting point in your use of the web, and provide ready access to some of the more useful web reources. The inclusion of a link here does not imply any endorsement by the University of Cambridge. To help keep the lists both useful and up to date, please submit, with suitable annotations, links likely to be of interest to other Faculty members. You can email the CALL Officer: Contributors to this page include Gavin Burnage, Jeroen van Engen and Christina Boldero.
    Search Engines
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    74. Department Of Other Languages
    The principal emphasis in Part 1A is on written and spoken language,with an introduction to dutch literature for ab initio students.
    http://www.mml.cam.ac.uk/dutch/
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    Welcome
    This site offers information about the Dutch Section and the possibility of studying Dutch language and literature in Cambridge. Students will find information about several papers and several Dutch internet links relating to the papers.
    Dutch language and literature
    The principal emphasis in Part 1A is on written and spoken language, with an introduction to Dutch literature for ab initio students. The compulsory literature paper for first-year, post A-level students and second-year ex-ab initio students covers the period since 1860, a time of renewal in the literature of the Low Countries. In Part 1B and Part II, scheduled papers can be chosen covering aspects of the literature, culture, art and history of the medieval period, the seventeenth century, or the modern period (1880 to the present day). There will also be a paper on the history and varieties of the Dutch language. Dutch literature and art are also represented in the comparative papers in the Faculty. We take a special interest in the medieval, sixteenth and nineteenth-century literature of the Low Countries.
    Information and resources
    We are fortunate in having a well-equipped Dutch section in the Faculty Library , and a very wide range of works on all aspects of the Low Countries in the

    75. Wauu.DE: Arts: Literature: World Literature: Dutch
    Netherlands. http//www.niwi.knaw.nl/us/bntl/bntl_atl.htm. dutch literatureand Film Complete list of films based on dutch literature.
    http://www.wauu.de/Arts/Literature/World_Literature/Dutch/
    Home Arts Literature World Literature : Dutch Search DMOZ-Verzeichnis:
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    • Dutch Language and Literature
      Bibliographic signal list; a quarterly journal with bibliographic descriptions of recently published titles in the Netherlands.
      http://www.niwi.knaw.nl/us/bntl/bntl_atl.htm
    • Dutch Literature and Film
      Complete list of films based on Dutch Literature.
    • Foundation for the Production and Translation of Dutch Literature
      Exists to promote interest in Dutch-language literature abroad. It maintains contacts with a large number of international publishers, and has a stand at major international book fairs.
      http://www.nlpvf.nl
    • Laurens Jansz. Coster
      A comprehensive collection of Dutch literary masterpieces on the World Wide Web. http://www.dds.nl/~ljcoster/english.html
    • Poetry International Rotterdam A government-sponsored foundation which aims at promoting interest in and fostering love for the art of poetry, and encouraging contacts between poets, poetry translators, poetry lovers and publishers from all countries. http://www.poetry.nl/

    76. Amsterdam University Press
    In Anne Frank and After the authors focus on two main questions how exactly didthis happen, and how has dutch literature come to terms with this appalling
    http://www.aup.nl/do.php?a=show_visitor_book&isbn=9053561773

    77. UW Library - Library Guide: Dutch Language, Literature, And Culture: Sources For
    Suggested subjects Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Dutch dutch literature Bio-bibliography. Suggestedsubjects Dutch fiction dutch literature Dutch poetry.
    http://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/libguides/3-4.html
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    Dutch Language, Literature, and Culture: Sources for Beginners
    Library Guide
    No. 3.4
    Contents
    This publication provides a selective list of sources for the study of Dutch language, literature, and culture available in the University of Waterloo Library. Additional titles can be located in the online catalog by searching under the suggested subjects. For further help, please inquire at the Information desk.
    Encyclopedias
    Suggested subjects: Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Dutch
    Dutch literature - Bio-bibliography
    Grote Winkler Prins: Encyclopedie in 25 delen
    Ref AE19.W526 1979 Porter. Winkler Prins lexicon van de Nederlandse letterkunde
    Ref PT5019.W56 1986 Porter.
    General Bibliography
    Suggested subject: Netherlands - Bibliography King, P. K. The Netherlands
    DH18.K55x 1988 Porter.
    Dictionaries, Idioms, Usage, Etc.
    Suggested subjects: Dutch language - Dictionaries
    Dutch language - Idioms
    Dutch language - Usage
    Proverbs, Dutch

    78. Internet Resources For Translators - Dutch
    Literature. De Nederlandse Letteren dutch literature homepage; StichtingLJ Coster - dutch literature in the public domain; Schrijversnet
    http://www.deraaij.com/irt/dutch.html
    Dutch
    General
    Dictionaries and Reference

    79. Dutch Golden Age Web News - February 1999
    Under the working title “Madoc” a proposal for a large textbase of dutch literaturewas prepared jointly by the Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde
    http://www.etcl.nl/goldenage/whatsnew.stm
    Dutch Golden Age Web News
    Recent changes and developments concerning the Dutch Golden Age Project:
    November 2000
    Previous updates:
    February 1999
    Previous updates: Subscriptions to updates of this bulletin may be requested from aweel@rullet.leidenuniv.nl . Please also notify us if you wish to be removed from our mailing list. Comments and contributions are welcomed, as well as any suggestions as to material which could be included in the Golden Age Web in the future, such as research material, and primary and secondary texts. You may also write to:
    Adriaan van der Weel
    Department of English
    University of Leiden
    PO Box 9515, 2300 RA Leiden
    The Netherlands
    TEI-workshop
    Sir Constantine Huygens and Britain , Vol. 1, and the poetry of Tesselschade Roemers. This first meeting is scheduled for 24 February from 2 to 3 pm; subsequent meetings will be held on 10 and 24 March, 14 and 28 April, and 12 and 26 May, from 1 to 3pm (note that the first meeting will be a one-hour session, while subsequent meetings are two-hour sessions).
    AdVivum
    The “Ad Vivum" TEI Encoding pilot project concerns the encoding in TEI SGML of art-historical, literary and historical meta-information in a selection of Dutch seventeenth-century texts currently in the Electronic Text Archive, in order to make them searchable. The project aims to explore the practical possibilities of agreeing on standards for in-depth encoding of meta-information. The ETCL will be submitting a funding application to the

    80. Mentoraten Voor Vertalers Uit Het Nederlands
    Mentorships for new translators of dutch literature. From Dutch intoother languages. A programme to facilitate the coaching of literary
    http://www.literairvertalen.org/programma/DU_FL_mentorship.html
    Home Nederlands
    Mentorships for new translators of Dutch literature From Dutch into other languages A programme to facilitate the coaching of literary translators from Dutch has recently been established. New translators of Dutch literature now have the opportunity to complete a translation under the supervision of an experienced mentor. Translation subsidies Enhancing translation quality What does a mentorship involve? What does this mean for the publisher? ... For applications or more information Dutch-language literature is enjoying increasing popularity abroad, which means there is a great deal of work for literary translators from Dutch into other languages. The better known and more experienced translators, however, are often fully booked. Rapid publication can be advantageous to both publisher and author, but only if it can be achieved without compromising the quality of the translation. In such cases, the publisher might consider commissioning a beginning translator, who would then work under the supervision of an experienced colleague. Such a coaching system has now been established: the mentorship.

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