:<i>Origini dello stato: Processi di formazione statale in Italia fra medioevo ed et ag moderna</i>

Chittolini, Giorgio; Molho, Anthony; Schiera, Pierangelo

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“…4 El cortesano representaba unos saberes de corte que, a través de estos textos, se proyectarían codificados al resto de Europa informando una cultura cortesana (Mozzarelli & Olmi 1983;Fantoni 1994). Con todo, el cambio de sistema organizativo, a pesar de su carácter más o menos homogéneo y sus múltiples paralelismos, como apuntó Dean (1994) en su crítica, acogida por Fantoni (1994), a la que llamó una aproximación «estructuralista» al fenómeno, tuvo también un desarrollo desigual. Las varias trayectorias políticas, culturales y realidades socioeconómicas de los distintos Estados añadirían matices también distintos a sus varias plasmaciones en Europa, también en lo relativo a la transición del arquetipo caballeresco al paradigma cortesano (Álvarez-Ossorio 2000).…”

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Garcilaso y los escritores cortesanos: una aproximación sociológica al panorama poético en vulgar de la Nápoles de 1530

De la Torre Ávalos

2024

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Este capítulo se interesa por la figura del escritor cortesano y su relación con algunas de las características del panorama poético en vulgar de la Nápoles de 1530. A través del apoyo en documentos históricos y testimonios literarios, se pone de manifiesto la autoconciencia que tanto Garcilaso como los poetas de su entorno tenían de su propia identidad como escritores de corte, con el propósito, en última instancia, de alumbrar ciertos aspectos comunes en su poesía solo explicables a partir de su análoga participación dentro del mismo contexto sociológico. El estudio se enmarca en la realidad socioeconómica neofeudal del reino de Nápoles, que desde tiempos de Ferrante I asignó al escritor una función subalterna asumida especularmente en el ámbito de la corte nobiliaria, considerando a su vez elementos del panorama cultural, motivados por la presencia hispánica en el regno, que, a diferencia de otros territorios italianos, influiría en la caracterización caballeresca del escritor cortesano de la Nápoles virreinal.

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Garcilaso y los escritores cortesanos: una aproximación sociológica al panorama poético en vulgar de la Nápoles de 1530

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2024

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Reason and Experience in Renaissance Italy

Shaw¹

2021

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Political life in Renaissance Italy was held together by political principles which underlay, or were used to justify, political proposals and decisions in practice. This wide-ranging comparative survey examines these political principles, as expressed in sources such as council debates, preambles to legislation and official correspondence, in the mid-fifteenth to the mid-sixteenth century Italy. Focusing especially on the five republics - Florence, Venice, Genoa, Siena and Lucca - the book also considers princes and signori, and the principles underlying relations between states, particularly relations between major and minor powers. Many of the ideas articulated by those confronting practical political problems ranged beyond the questions dealt with in formal treatises of political thought and philosophy. Drawing on extensive archival research, Christine Shaw explores the relationship between 'reason and experience' in the conduct of political affairs in Renaissance Italy, and the gap between theory and practice.

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Craftsmen, Artillery, and War Production in Renaissance Florence

Ansani

2016

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This article examines technological developments in the production of weapons, especially firearms, during the Florentine Quattrocento, from the early conflicts against the Visconti (1423–1433) until the first years of the Pisan War (1494–1499). The aim is an analysis of the qualitative standards achieved by gunmakers and gunpowder makers before and after the appearance and the assimilation of the most efficient French ordnance into Italian warfare. Data have been collected from the State Archive of Florence. Fiscal sources (catasto, decima) and the documentation of guilds (fabbri and speziali) provided the information on craftsmen and their workshops. The registers of military officers (Dieci di Balìa and Otto di Pratica) show the leading role that public demand played in the introduction of technical changes and innovative tools such as new furnaces, bronze cannons, cast iron shot, and corned powder. The same records provide information about the spread of innovations and the migration of artisans. The results of the research demonstrate that the commune actually enhanced its management of war production, fostering improvements in the fabrication of firearms and a significant growth in the weapons market. Numerous artisans were employed in manufacturing munitions and in supplying soldiers and fortresses, and some famous artists, such as Andrea del Verrocchio, may have been involved in casting beautiful firearms for the Florentine Republic in this period.

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:Origini dello stato: Processi di formazione statale in Italia fra medioevo ed et ag moderna

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Garcilaso y los escritores cortesanos: una aproximación sociológica al panorama poético en vulgar de la Nápoles de 1530

Garcilaso y los escritores cortesanos: una aproximación sociológica al panorama poético en vulgar de la Nápoles de 1530

Reason and Experience in Renaissance Italy

Craftsmen, Artillery, and War Production in Renaissance Florence

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