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MEDIEVAL STUDIES MEDIÄVISTIK 2021 degruyter.com DE GRUYTER REFERENCE PROGNOSTICATION IN THE MEDIEVAL WORLD KONRAD VON WÜRZBURG HANDBUCH MINNESANG A Handbook Ein Handbuch Edited by Beate Kellner, Susanne Reichlin und Edited by Matthias Heiduk, Klaus Herbers and Edited by Markus Stock Alexander Rudolph Hans-Christian Lehner De Gruyter Reference De Gruyter Reference De Gruyter Reference 01/2022. Ca. 420 pp., 20 fi gures 06/2021. XII, 846 pp., 25 fi gures (col.) 2020. XII, 1027 pp., 18 fi gures (b/w), HC € 169.95 [D] / US$ 195.99 / £ 154.50 HC € 149.95 [D] / US$ 172.99 / £ 136.50 38 fi gures (col.) 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Ca. 590 pp. HC € 249.95 [D] / US$ 290.00 / £ 227.00 HC € 149.95 [D] / US$ 172.99 / £ 136.50 HC € 159.95 [D] / US$ 183.99 / £ 145.50 ISBN 978-3-11-063279-8 ISBN 978-3-11-035182-8 ISBN 978-3-11-042610-6 eBook € 249.95 [D] / US$ 290.00 / £ 227.00 eBook € 149.95 [D] / US$ 172.99 / £ 136.50 eBook € 159.95 [D] / US$ 183.99 / £ 145.50 PDF ISBN 978-3-11-065728-9 PDF ISBN 978-3-11-035189-7 PDF ISBN 978-3-11-042423-2 degruyter.com Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg: Cod. Pal. germ. 848 fol. 71v Liebe Leserinnen und Leser, GERMANISTIK GERMAN STUDIES uns allen hat das vergangene Jahr einiges abverlangt: Forschung wie Verlags- arbeit, Austausch auf und abseits von Konferenzen, all das konnte nur noch von 2 zuhause und virtuell stattfinden. Größter Einschnitt für unser Lektorat war jedoch der Tod unseres langjährigen Kollegen, Mentors und Freundes Jacob Klingner. Sein Engagement, seine Aufgeschlossenheit und Präzision werden bei der weiteren Fortentwicklung unseres Programms vorbildlich bleiben. 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