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🔴 🗺️ **Known unknowns in the North. Uncertain maps of the Arctic in early modern times**

“_By zooming in on world maps and North Pole maps from the sixteenth and the seventeenth centuries and examining them in a long-term chronological sequence, we can follow lines and lands that appear and disappear and trace the winding paths of mapping processes and practices through the centuries._”

van Netten, djoeke (2025) ‘Known unknowns in the North. Uncertain maps of the Arctic in early modern times’, International Journal of Cartography, pp. 1–20. doi: doi.org/10.1080/23729333.2025..

#OpenAccess #OA #Research #Article #DOI #Map #Maps #Cartography #EarlyModern #Europe #NorthPole #Arctic #Academia #Academic @earlymodern

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There is a partial #solareclipse today (UK, Europe, northwest Africa, northeastern North America, Iceland, and Greenland). Did you know that Alice Thornton witnessed a full eclipse in 1652 and later wrote about it?
thornton.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/posts/b
#EarlyModern @earlymodern @histodons @histodon @litodons #17thcentury

Alice Thornton's BooksBlack Monday: The Solar Eclipse of 1652Blog article - 25 October 2022
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Early Modern Diplomacy

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Of course #emdiplomats and #emdiplomacysSources played an important part in these discussions. Firstly, they often acted as cultural brokers, as they collected and obtained special objects, delicacies and other luxury goods for their rulers. For our #handbook Elisabeth Natour talked about the relationship between art and diplomacy and the role of #emdiplomats as cultural brokers. (2/)

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First page of the article Elisabeth Natour, 7 Art and Diplomacy
hcommons.socialEarly Modern Diplomacy (@emdiplomacy@hcommons.social)Manused: 1 pilt 7 Elisabeth Natour: Art and Diplomacy (1/7) https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110672008-007 #emdiplomacy #art #history #arthistory #earlymodern #histodons @historikerinnen@a.gup.pe @histodons@a.gup.pe @earlymodern@a.gup.pe
#MaterialCulture#art#emdiplomacy
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Early Modern Diplomacy

@FAU @womenknowhistory @histodons @earlymodern

Félicité picks up on the fascinating example of trading companies: Although no sovereign powers from a European perspective, they acted quite independently in Asia for example and in fact helped the European monarchies establishing diplomatic contacts. She argues that “these institutions both co-produced diplomacy and were produced by diplomacy.” Thus, focussing on the sending institutions of #emdiplomacy deepens our understanding of early modern European political culture and state formation in general. (5/5)

#diplomacy#EarlyModernEurope#history
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Early Modern Diplomacy

@FAU @womenknowhistory @histodons @earlymodern

In a first step, Félicité looks into contemporary theory on the right of legation that was closely linked to debates on sovereignty, thereby discussing authors such as Jean Bodin and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz. While in theory the right of legation was linked to sovereign power, there were a lot of actors who did not have full sovereignty according to theory, but who clearly acted diplomatically. (3/5)

#politicaltheory#emdiplomacy#earlymodern
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@FAU @womenknowhistory

For the #handbook Félicité asks the fundamental question: Who was allowed to sent out #emdiplomats? She explains that the actor-centred approach of #NDH has led to the neglect of the institutional side of diplomacy in favor of diplomatic actors. But in order to understand #emdiplomacy we also must pay attention to the “sending institutions”. (2/5)

#NewDiplomaticHistory #diplomacy #earlymodern #history
@histodons @earlymodern

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Early Modern Diplomacy

The new year brings great news: 📯

Ladies and gentlemen, we give you the #emdiplomacy handbook! 🎉

Neither the pitfalls of the overheated academic system nor a pandemic could stop our wonderful authors and us from completing this project. After four years in the making the #earlymodern #diplomacy #handbook was finally published on New Year’s Eve 2023. What a great way to end the project and the old year!

We are over the moon that this book turned out as huge and pink as we wished it to be. A big thank you to our authors, the members of the editorial board as well as our publisher for their cooperation and commitment.

doi.org/10.1515/9783110672008

#histodons #history #NewDiplomaticHistory @histodons @historikerinnen

Cover of the book: Early modern European diplomacy. A handbook
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Early Modern Diplomacy

#Introduction: #Panda meets #Platypus! @emdiplomacy has moved mastodon instance, therefore, we post our introduction again:
This account is all about #earlymodern #diplomacy. We toot about the ups and downs of editing a #handbook on #emdiplomacy & give insights into the #LifeOfTheEditors. We introduce our great authors, reveil #emdiplomacysSecrets, present #emdiplomacysFaces & discuss #emdiplomacysSources.
We share reading recommendations & #emdiplomacy related research. We love to connect (with) #researchers & histodons from the field of #emdiplomacy. And there will also be some #Pandas, of course.

Giant Panda climbs a tree.
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