“My dearest dreams are of the Netherlands”

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dc.contributor.authorFazakas, Gergely Tamás
dc.date.accessioned2023-02-21T08:42:30Z
dc.date.available2023-02-21T08:42:30Z
dc.date.issued2015-10-01
dc.description.abstractPál Pántzél (1755-1831) was a Hungarian Calvinist pastor and scholar in Transylvania. Following his years in the Reformed College of Kolozsvár (Cluj, present-day Romania), Pántzél was a student of the Staten College at the University of Leiden between 1782 and 1785. He kept a manuscript autobiography, and wrote down his life story in Hungarian. This autobiography is interesting from various perspectives, including regional history, the social and church history of Transylvania, the history of education and so forth. Pántzél wrote extensively about his Leiden university years, which he considers the most beautiful memories of his life, but also includes details of the conditions in which he travelled, as well as the organisation of the trip and the details of the outward journey. In the present study I primarily interpret Pántzél’s notes on his years at the University of Leiden, in the context of early modern travel literature and the history of studying in the Netherlands.de
dc.description.abstractPál Pántzél (1755-1831) was a Hungarian Calvinist pastor and scholar in Transylvania. Following his years in the Reformed College of Kolozsvár (Cluj, present-day Romania), Pántzél was a student of the Staten College at the University of Leiden between 1782 and 1785. He kept a manuscript autobiography, and wrote down his life story in Hungarian. This autobiography is interesting from various perspectives, including regional history, the social and church history of Transylvania, the history of education and so forth. Pántzél wrote extensively about his Leiden university years, which he considers the most beautiful memories of his life, but also includes details of the conditions in which he travelled, as well as the organisation of the trip and the details of the outward journey. In the present study I primarily interpret Pántzél’s notes on his years at the University of Leiden, in the context of early modern travel literature and the history of studying in the Netherlands.en
dc.description.abstractPál Pántzél (1755-1831) was a Hungarian Calvinist pastor and scholar in Transylvania. Following his years in the Reformed College of Kolozsvár (Cluj, present-day Romania), Pántzél was a student of the Staten College at the University of Leiden between 1782 and 1785. He kept a manuscript autobiography, and wrote down his life story in Hungarian. This autobiography is interesting from various perspectives, including regional history, the social and church history of Transylvania, the history of education and so forth. Pántzél wrote extensively about his Leiden university years, which he considers the most beautiful memories of his life, but also includes details of the conditions in which he travelled, as well as the organisation of the trip and the details of the outward journey. In the present study I primarily interpret Pántzél’s notes on his years at the University of Leiden, in the context of early modern travel literature and the history of studying in the Netherlands.hu
dc.description.abstractPál Pántzél (1755-1831) was a Hungarian Calvinist pastor and scholar in Transylvania. Following his years in the Reformed College of Kolozsvár (Cluj, present-day Romania), Pántzél was a student of the Staten College at the University of Leiden between 1782 and 1785. He kept a manuscript autobiography, and wrote down his life story in Hungarian. This autobiography is interesting from various perspectives, including regional history, the social and church history of Transylvania, the history of education and so forth. Pántzél wrote extensively about his Leiden university years, which he considers the most beautiful memories of his life, but also includes details of the conditions in which he travelled, as well as the organisation of the trip and the details of the outward journey. In the present study I primarily interpret Pántzél’s notes on his years at the University of Leiden, in the context of early modern travel literature and the history of studying in the Netherlands.nl
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dc.identifier.citationActa Neerlandica, No. 10 (2015): Handel, migratie, hulp - Betrekkingen tussen Hongarije en de Lage Landen door de eeuwen heen , 139-159
dc.identifier.eissn3004-1740
dc.identifier.issn1587-8171
dc.identifier.issue10
dc.identifier.jatitleAN
dc.identifier.jtitleActa Neerlandica
dc.identifier.urihttps://hdl.handle.net/2437/346305en
dc.languageen
dc.relationhttps://ojs.lib.unideb.hu/actaneer/article/view/10679
dc.rights.accessOpen Access
dc.rights.ownerActa Neerlandica
dc.subject18th centuryen
dc.subjectmanuscript autobiographyen
dc.subjectPál Pántzél (1755-1831)en
dc.subjectstudying in the Netherlandsen
dc.subjectUniversity of Leidenen
dc.subjectReformed Church of Transylvaniaen
dc.subjectsocial mobilityen
dc.subject18th centuryhu
dc.subjectmanuscript autobiographyhu
dc.subjectPál Pántzél (1755-1831)hu
dc.subjectstudying in the Netherlandshu
dc.subjectUniversity of Leidenhu
dc.subjectReformed Church of Transylvaniahu
dc.subjectsocial mobilityhu
dc.subject18th centuryde
dc.subjectmanuscript autobiographyde
dc.subjectPál Pántzél (1755-1831)de
dc.subjectstudying in the Netherlandsde
dc.subjectUniversity of Leidende
dc.subjectReformed Church of Transylvaniade
dc.subjectsocial mobilityde
dc.subject18th centurynl
dc.subjectmanuscript autobiographynl
dc.subjectPál Pántzél (1755-1831)nl
dc.subjectstudying in the Netherlandsnl
dc.subjectUniversity of Leidennl
dc.subjectReformed Church of Transylvanianl
dc.subjectsocial mobilitynl
dc.title“My dearest dreams are of the Netherlands”en
dc.typefolyóiratcikkhu
dc.typearticleen
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