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The crisis of the early Italian Renaissance: civic humanism and republican liberty in an age of classicism and tyranny.

Baron, Hans, 1900-

Year: 1955.

Publisher: Princeton University Press.

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PART ONE CHANGES IN POLITICS AND HISTORICAL THOUGHT

1. THE ELEMENTS OF THE CRISIS: CLASSICISM AND THE POLITICAL TRANSFORMATION

2. A FLORENTINE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE

3. A NEW VIEW OF ROMAN HISTORY AND OF THE FLORENTINE PAST

PART TWO PROMISE AND TRADITION IN POLITICO-HISTORICAL LITERATURE ABOUT 1400

4. THE INTERPLAY OF IDEAS AND EVENTS

5. A CITIZEN'S VIEW AND A HUMANIST'S VIEW OF FLORENTINE HISTORY AND CULTURE: CINO RINUCCINI AND SALUTATI

6. REPUBLIC AND MONARCHY IN LATE TRECENTO THOUGHT

7. THE PLACE OF SALUTATI'S De Tyranno

8. GREGORIO DATI'S "Istoria OF FLORENCE 1380-1406" AND THE BEGINNINGS OF QUATTROCENTO HISTORIOGRAPHY

PART THREE THE RISE OF LEONARDO BRUNI'S CIVIC HUMANISM

9. PROMISE AND TRADITION IN BRUNI'S "Laudatio OF THE CITY OF FLORENCE"

10. THE GENESIS OF THE Laudatio

11. THE GENESIS OF BRUNI'S Dialogi

12. Dialogus II AND THE FLORENTINE ENVIRONMENT

PART FOUR CLASSICISM AND THE TRECENTO TRADITION

13. THE CLASSICISTS AS SEEN BY VOLGARE WRITERS

14. THE DANGERS OF EARLY HUMANIST CLASSICISM

15. FLORENTINE HUMANISM AND THE VOLGARE IN THE QUATTROCENTO

PART FIVE THE AFTERMATH OF THE CRISIS

16. CITY-STATE LIBERTY VERSUS UNIFYING TYRANNY

17. NICCOLI, POGGIO, BRUNI, AND THE CIVIC OUTLOOK

1 IDEAS BORN OF THE FLORENTINE CRISIS: BRUNI'S Oratio Funebris OF 1428

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The crisis of the early Italian Renaissance : civic humanism and republican liberty in an age of classicism and tyranny.

Author:

Baron, Hans, 1900-

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The crisis of the early Italian Renaissance : civic humanism and republican liberty in an age of classicism and tyranny.
Baron, Hans, 1900-
Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1955.

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Subject Headings:

• Renaissance
• Humanism
• Italy -- Politics and government -- 1268-1559

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