The scholar from UTMN talked about French Political Treatises of XVII century in the library Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University
The scholar from UTMN talked about French Political Treatises of XVII century in the library Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University
Docent from the department of international relations and regional studies of the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities at Tyumen state university Gulnara Bayazitova gave a public lecture titled “suveranity of political thought in the beginning of the modern era” at the Cultural and educational center of the Scientific Library of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University (Kaliningrad).
Gulnara Ilgizovna talked about French Political Treatises of XVII century, history of their immergence, their features and the purpose for the translation of these treaties into Russian in XVIII century. She also participated in the project “Materiality of the book” which is being implemented within the Priority 2030 program.
This project aims to study and popularize books from the famous Wallenrodtsche Library that are stored in the Rare Book Department of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University: “An opportunity to work with books from XVI-XVII century, to hold folios and pocket copies with preserved private and dedicatory inscriptions, marginalia in the margins is a special pleasure for a historian. This can only be beaten by an opportunity to work with manuscripts. It was incredibly helpful for my research to study these publications that expanded views of the spread of French Political Treatises not only in France but also in Germany and Russia.
Jacques-Bénigne Lignel Bossuet Treatises were very popular among Russian intellectuals. Intended for raising Dauphins of France, they were used for example to educate Russian heirs to the throne.”
This project aims to study and popularize books from the famous Wallenrodtsche Library that are stored in the Rare Book Department of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University: “An opportunity to work with books from XVI-XVII century, to hold folios and pocket copies with preserved private and dedicatory inscriptions, marginalia in the margins is a special pleasure for a historian. This can only be beaten by an opportunity to work with manuscripts. It was incredibly helpful for my research to study these publications that expanded views of the spread of French Political Treatises not only in France but also in Germany and Russia.
Jacques-Bénigne Lignel Bossuet Treatises were very popular among Russian intellectuals. Intended for raising Dauphins of France, they were used for example to educate Russian heirs to the throne.”