Social Capital, Symbolic Power and Religious Conflict

MacHardy, Karin J.

doi:10.1057/9780230536760_5

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“…and symbolic capital.' 108 Piccolomini's case is a good example of this dynamic and shows, in turn, how damaging failing social or symbolic capital could be for economic capital. It stresses in particular the pivotal role of family relations in patronage networks that, if well ascertained for early modernity, have a greater relevance in his case in relation to his mobility.…”

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Ottavio Piccolomini (1599–1656): A Case of Patronage from a Transnational Perspective

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2011

The International History Review

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The patronage activity of Ottavio Piccolomini (1599-1656) lends itself as a case worthy of inquiry with regard to the role of mobility in shaping Piccolomini's socio-political persona as an Italian nobleman living in a European context. A scion of a famous Sienese family and a subject of the Medici dukes, Piccolomini had to fashion an identity as a soldier, courtier, and patron across Europe from his youth. This article will consider his rise within the Habsburg area of influence, his displacements between Italy, the Imperial court, Bohemia, the Low Countries, and Spain and the consequent processes of adaptation to these geopolitical contexts and socio-cultural milieux.

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Ottavio Piccolomini (1599–1656): A Case of Patronage from a Transnational Perspective

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Social Capital, Symbolic Power and Religious Conflict

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