Dissident Renaissance: Rewriting the History of Early Modern Philosophy as Political Practice /
The Renaissance has a peculiar status in philosophical historiography: it tends to disappear from the dominant narrative-as Charles Schmitt famously noticed-but it also resurfaces unexpectedly in marginal reception histories. This book casts light on intellectual constellations or geographical areas...
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| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |t 1 Renaissance Historiography and Political Practice, Or: The History of Philosophy as Dissent -- Mario Meliadò and Cecilia Muratori -- 2 'A Tale of Many, but None of Mine': Dionysius Andreas Freher's Alternative Portrait of Jacob Boehme -- Cecilia Muratori -- 3 The Renaissance in Retreat. Debating the Image of Humanist Culture in the German Early Enlightenment -- Zornitsa Radeva -- 4 Dissenting words: Rinascimento and Risorgimento in 19th-century Italy -- Alessio Cotugno -- 5 A Transatlantic Renaissance in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century: Vincenzo Botta Between Italy and the United States of America -- Catherine König-Pralong -- 6 The Medieval and Renaissance Origins of Nationalism: Alois Dempf's Historiography as a Practice of Intellectual Freedom -- Andrea Fiamma -- 7 Freedom and the shaping of national culture in South American representations of the Renaissance: Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo, José Ingenieros and Alejandro Korn -- Silvia Manzo -- 8 The Italian Renaissance in Post-War America: Paul Oskar Kristeller and Felix Gilbert -- Iryna Mykhailova -- 9 The Renaissance in Soviet Interpretation: From "Progressive Revolution" to "Type of Culture" (1960s-1970s) -- Iva Manova -- 10. Machiavelli, the Perennial Dissident -- Robert Black -- Bibliography -- Index of Names XXX. | |
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