Historians and historiography in the Italian Renaissance. ([2019])

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Eric Cochrane.
• Authors: Cochrane, Eric W
• Other Names: American Council of Learned Societies.
• Contents: <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-v' class='sequence-1'>Contents <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-ix' class='sequence-2'>PROLOGUE AD LECTOREM <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-1' class='sequence-3'>BOOK I: THE BIRTH OF HUMANIST HISTORIOGRAPHY <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-3' class='sequence-4'>Leonardo Bruni <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-9' class='sequence-5'>The Chroniclers <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-15' class='sequence-6'>The Heritage of Petrarchan Humanism <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-20' class='sequence-7'>The Reception of the New Historiography <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-26' class='sequence-8'>Bruni's Heirs <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-34' class='sequence-9'>Flavio Biondo <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-40' class='sequence-10'>The City of Rome and the Roman Curia <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-44' class='sequence-11'>Enea Silvio Piccolomini and His Heirs <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-52' class='sequence-12'>Biographical History <div class='ch-level-2' class='start-page-59' class='sequence-13'>3. VENICE AND GENOA <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-60' class='sequence-14'>The Chronicle Tradition <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-65' class='sequence-15'>The Terraferma Tradition <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-74' class='sequence-16'>The Revival of Genoese Historiography <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-77' class='sequence-17'>The Humanist Historians in Venice <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-87' class='sequence-18'>BOOK II: THE DIFFUSION OF HUMANIST HISTORIOGRAPHY <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-89' class='sequence-19'>The Communes and the Metropolis <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-94' class='sequence-20'>Universal Chronicles <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-99' class='sequence-21'>From Independent to Dependent Communes <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-102' class='sequence-22'>The Independent Signorie: Mantua, Ferrara, Bologna <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-108' class='sequence-23'>The Historians of the Metropolis <div class='ch-level-2' class='start-page-119' class='sequence-24'>5. FROM COMMUNES TO TERRITORIAL STATES <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-134' class='sequence-25'>The Medieval Heritage <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-144' class='sequence-26'>The Court of Alfonso d' Aragona <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-151' class='sequence-27'>The Reign of Ferrante <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-161' class='sequence-28'>BOOK III: LA CALAMITA D'ITALIA <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-163' class='sequence-29'>A Transitory Disturbance <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-171' class='sequence-30'>From Savonarola to the Medici Restoration <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-177' class='sequence-31'>The French in Milan <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-181' class='sequence-32'>Agnadello <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-187' class='sequence-33'>The War of the League of Cognac <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-190' class='sequence-34'>The Sack of Rome and the Inquisition Revolt <div class='ch-level-2' class='start-page-198' class='sequence-35'>8. FROM THE SALT WAR TO LEPANTO <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-213' class='sequence-36'>BOOK IV: THE REVIVAL OF MUNICIPAL HISTORIOGRAPHY <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-215' class='sequence-37'>The Subject Cities <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-221' class='sequence-38'>Anti-Medievalism <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-225' class='sequence-39'>Independence Preserved: Venice <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-239' class='sequence-40'>Independence Regained: Piedmont, Parma-Piacenza, Genoa <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-247' class='sequence-41'>Independence Lost <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-256' class='sequence-42'>Editions and Translations <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-259' class='sequence-43'>The Availability of Information <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-264' class='sequence-44'>Domestic and Ancient Models <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-270' class='sequence-45'>The Remaking of Pandolfo Collenuccio <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-276' class='sequence-46'>The Memorable Events <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-284' class='sequence-47'>The Definitive Histories <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-293' class='sequence-48'>BOOK V: FROM MUNICIPAL HISTORY TO WORLD HISTORY <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-295' class='sequence-49'>The Present <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-305' class='sequence-50'>"Historia" and "Descriptio" <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-308' class='sequence-51'>The Past <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-315' class='sequence-52'>Foreigners in Italy <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-324' class='sequence-53'>Italians in the East <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-337' class='sequence-54'>Italians in the West <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-342' class='sequence-55'>Italians in the North <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-360' class='sequence-56'>The Universality of Memorable Events <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-366' class='sequence-57'>Paolo Giovio and His Successors <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-377' class='sequence-58'>Historia Ab Orbe Condito <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-382' class='sequence-59'>The Rejection of Humanism <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-391' class='sequence-60'>BOOK VI: THE LATERAL DISCIPLINES <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-393' class='sequence-61'>Series of Biographies <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-400' class='sequence-62'>From Biography to Art History: Giorgio Vasari <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-405' class='sequence-63'>The Suetonian-Plutarchan Tradition <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-412' class='sequence-64'>Nonhumanist Biography and the Ancient Models <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-416' class='sequence-65'>Genealogy and Hagiography <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-420' class='sequence-66'>From Biography to Biographical Dictionaries <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-423' class='sequence-67'>What the Study of Antiquities Could Have Contributed to Historiography <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-430' class='sequence-68'>What the Study of Antiquities Shared with History <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-435' class='sequence-69'>What the Study of Antiquities Did Not Share with History <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-445' class='sequence-70'>The Tridentine Reformation <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-449' class='sequence-71'>The Religious Orders <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-454' class='sequence-72'>The Aims of Sacred History <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-457' class='sequence-73'>The Truth versus the Heretics: Cesare Baronio <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-463' class='sequence-74'>The Sacred and the Profane <div class='ch-level-3' class='start-page-472' class='sequence-75'>Paolo Sarpi <div class='ch-level-2' class='start-page-479' class='sequence-76'>Ars Historica <div class='ch-level-2' class='start-page-487' class='sequence-77'>The Demise of Humanist Historiography <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-495' class='sequence-78'>ABBREVIATIONS <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-499' class='sequence-79'>NOTES <div class='ch-level-1' class='start-page-603' class='sequence-80'>INDEX.
• Publisher Details: Chicago London : University of Chicago Press
• Publication Date: 2019
• Copyright Date: 1981
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 945.0072; Historiography -- History; Renaissance -- Italy; Humanism; Historiography; Humanism; Renaissance; Italy -- Historiography; Italy -- History -- 1492-1559; Italy -- History -- 1559-1789; Italy -- History, Local; Italy; Electronic books; History; Local history
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 0226111547; 9780226111544
• Related ISBNs: 0226111520
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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