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Matthias Kramer

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Sep 23, 2026

Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
11:11
between the language masters.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
11:13
Matthias Kramer, for example, criticizes Duess explicitly in one of his teaching dialogues between a language master and a student, claiming that Duess teaches only German for maids and servants.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
11:28
And this is interesting because it shows that the competition could not shape only the market for these books, but also their content and the ideas themselves about appropriate language use.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
11:42
So generally speaking language outside Latin as we've heard before hardly institutionalized so many language masters often worked as private tutors but their books also should enable self-study and at the same time of course we have to keep in mind that Seeing a language master or owning language manuals was linked to a certain socioeconomic status, of course, because access to education was not equally available to everyone at that time.
Kerstin RothGUEST
10:40
And at the same time, we also find evidence of competition between the language masters.
Kerstin RothGUEST
10:47
Matthias Kramer, uh, for example, criticizes Dués explicitly in one of his teaching dialogues between a language master and a student, claiming that Dués teaches only German for maids and servants.
Kerstin RothGUEST
11:01
And this is interesting, uh, because it shows that the competition could not shape only the market for these books, but also their content and the ideas about appropriate language use.
Kerstin RothGUEST
11:16
Uh, so generally speaking, language outside Latin, as we've heard before, hardly institutionalized, so many language masters often worked as private tutors, but their books also should enable self-study.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
10:45
between the language masters.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
10:47
Matthias Kramer, for example, criticizes Duess explicitly in one of his teaching dialogues between a language master and a student, claiming that Duess teaches only German for maids and servants.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
11:01
And this is interesting because it shows that the competition could not shape only the market for these books, but also their content and the ideas themselves.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
11:13
about appropriate language use.
Kerstin RothGUEST
12:01
between the language masters.
Kerstin RothGUEST
12:03
Matthias Kramer, for example, criticizes Duess explicitly in one of his teaching dialogues between a language master and a student, claiming that Duess teaches only German for maids and servants.
Kerstin RothGUEST
12:18
And this is interesting because it shows that the competition could not shape only the market for these books, but also their content and the ideas themselves.
Kerstin RothGUEST
12:30
about appropriate language use.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
10:45
between the language masters.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
10:47
Matthias Kramer, for example, criticizes Duess explicitly in one of his teaching dialogues between a language master and a student, claiming that Duess teaches only German for maids and servants.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
11:01
And this is interesting because it shows that the competition could not shape only the market for these books, but also their content and the ideas themselves.
Miriam HinterholzerGUEST
11:13
about appropriate language use.
Tom VaselHOST
12:53
Craft Wagon.
Tom VaselHOST
12:54
This is from Matthias Kramer.
Tom VaselHOST
12:55
I know that this game was recently published from Arcane Wonders, and I haven't heard anyone else really talk about it.
Tom VaselHOST
13:02
So it looks a little boring, right? From the cover, and it's just about building cars.

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