They provided an essential source in the development of vernacular design programs at institutions like the University of California at Berkeley.
The printing press is the necessary invention, but Anderson tracks the rise of nation-states to the development of vernacular media — French language as opposed to the Latin of the Catholic Church.
Hundreds of years of empirical expertise resulted in the development of vernacular dwellings adapted to the local climate and geomorphology in order to accommodate the daily needs of the occupants.
The adoption of Bahasa Malay (Indonesian) as the official language of Indonesia in 1949 gave further impetus to the development of the vernacular literature in both countries.
The development of a vernacular literature, which can be seen in the synthetic "folk songs," pamphlets, tales, and imitations produced for and by the growing educated class, remained a marginal phenomenon; they were unpublished because of the ecclesiastical monopoly of the press, and they were anonymous.
C. 1480 Helsingør, Denmark January 16, 1554 Helsingør, Denmark Christiern Pedersen, (born c. 1480, Helsingør, Den. died Jan . 16 1554, Helsingør) Danish humanist who was among the first to rediscover Denmark's national literary and historical heritage and to encourage the development of a vernacular style in Danish literature.
The appearance in the mid-12th century of the first great epic in the Castilian tongue, Poema del Cid (The Poem of the Cid), signaled the beginning of the development of a significant vernacular literature.
Abrabanel's magnum opus, the Dialoghi d'amore ("Dialogues of Love") belongs to the genre of the trattato d'amore ("treatise on love") that was intimately connected to both the Renaissance and the development of the Italian vernacular.
The present study is intended to investigate the effective factors in moving toward sustainable development and examines the economic justification of vernacular architecture.
In 15th-century England, Caxton and the development of movable type inspired the vernacular Bible, the rise of periodical journalism and, finally, the novel.
The reforms of Charlemagne, reestablishing more classical standards in written Latin, may have been at once cause and result of the development of conventional written forms for vernacular Romance.
