Glaube und Hofzeremoniell am Wiener Hof des 18. Jahrhunderts. Ein Blick auf den jährlichen Kirchenkalender und die damit einhergehenden Tafelfreuden der oberen Gesellschaft

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  • Corinna Zangerl

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Abstract

In the 18th century the Viennese Court consisted of a collection of formalized actions. Neither diplomatic services nor private much less public ceremonies were free of standardization. Constable Johann Josef Khevenhüller-Metsch (1706–1776) wrote a diary which gives an insight into this complex machinery of the baroque court ceremonial. Based on this diary the following seminar-paper discusses the importance of religious acts and the culinary delights that were inseparable from those in the Austrian monarchy.

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14.05.2012

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Seminare 2012