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Republic of Letters: a standalone construct

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Intellectual history

the transnational community of scholars linked by correspondence and shared norms of learned exchange in early modern Europe.

In intellectual history, Republic of Letters refers to the transnational community of scholars linked by correspondence and shared norms of learned exchange in early modern Europe. This meaning comes from Goodman (1994) in The Republic of Letters.[1]

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References

Goodman, D. (1994). The Republic of Letters. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801429682

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