Reason and experience in Renaissance Italy:
"When the men involved in the government of the states of Renaissance Italy explained the basis of the principles by which they argued that political life and the conduct of affairs were, or should be, shaped, "reason" and "experience" were what they most frequently cited. S...
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| Summary: | "When the men involved in the government of the states of Renaissance Italy explained the basis of the principles by which they argued that political life and the conduct of affairs were, or should be, shaped, "reason" and "experience" were what they most frequently cited. Sometimes they were cited separately, often together. When they were coupled together, they were treated as complementary to one another - as in the declaration in a Sienese decree of 1486 that: 'Reason shows and experience proves [La ragione demostra et la experientia prova]'. Reason, and ancient and modern examples, were what the Venetian Signoria told the Milanese ambassador in that year were the foundations of their thinking about relations with foreign powers. Reason and experience were never cited as contradicting one another. Experience provided examples to back up the conclusions of reason or, more often perhaps, provided the material on which reason could be put to work"-- |
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CONTENTS Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations vii viii Introduction: Reason and Experience 1 1 Union, Faction and Political Participation 15 ‘There Is Nothing That Poses Greater Danger to the Preservation of Cities than Dissension among Those Who Govern Them’ 16 ‘It Is the Duty of a Good Citizen to Speak Freely, Although He Might Be in Error’ 31 Tn Republics . No Ranks Are Recognized’ 2 Sharing in Office, Sharing in Power 36 47 ‘Those Who Deserve Less, Always Seek for More and Plead for More’ ‘The Reward of Age, of Merits and of Virtues’ 48 53 ‘It Befits Justice and Equity to Provide That All May Share in Offices and Magistracies’ 65 ‘The Fairer and More Comprehensive Way’ 3 70 Supreme Authority and Executive Power 82 ‘The True and Supreme Prince of Your Republic’ 82 ‘Freely Consulting and Deciding Will Be Liberty’ 89 ‘The Republic Can Be Divided Into Two Parts, Into Public and Private’ 97 4 Public Finances and Private Interests 103 ‘It Is Just That All Citizens Should Bear the Burdens of Their City’ ‘He Who Has More Should Pay More’ 112 ‘The Public Finances Are the Sinews of the Republic’ 129 The Idleness of Citizens . Is Usually the Ruin of the People’ 5 145 A Well-ordered Republic ‘The Venetian Republic, Which Should Be the Mirror to Every Republic’ 147 v 104 137
vi CONTENTS ‘If Ever There Was Any Well-ordered City or Republic, It Is Our Republic’ 151 ‘With Changing Customs and Times, Reform of the Laws Is Also Desirable’ 155 ‘The Administration of Justice Is the Universal Foundation of All the Cities and States of the World’ 163 6 The Legitimacy of Princely Rule ‘True and Undoubted Lords’ 176 177 T Am Not the Lord of Florence, But a Citizen of Some Authority’ ‘It Is the Nature of Lords to Wish to Be Obeyed’ 204 190 ‘The State in Itself Is a Lifeless Thing, and Everything That Is Done in It Should Be Attributed to the Lord Who Rules and Governs It’ 212 7 Libertà and the Community of Italian Powers ‘For the Peace, Union, Tranquillity and Good of Italy’ 234 235 ‘The Only Father and Most Particular Refuge of Our Libertà and State’ 241 ‘It Should Not Be Permissible for Any Party to Nominate as Aderenti or Raccomandati the Subjects or Vassals of Another’ 254 ‘Tempered Liberty’ 258 ‘If You Wish to Stay Friends, His Majesty Will Not Agree Unless You Pay Him a Good Sum, as the Others Do Who Are Under His Protection’ 272 ‘To Live Free, Although under the Shade and Protection of His Majesty, Who Cannot Be Said to Impinge on Their Libertà by Using His Imperial Authority’ 276 T Would Like to See the French in France, the Spanish in Spain, and the Italians in Italy’ 290 8 Practice and Theory 293 Conclusion: Republics and Signorie Bibliography Index 354 334 327 |
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CONTENTS Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations vii viii Introduction: Reason and Experience 1 1 Union, Faction and Political Participation 15 ‘There Is Nothing That Poses Greater Danger to the Preservation of Cities than Dissension among Those Who Govern Them’ 16 ‘It Is the Duty of a Good Citizen to Speak Freely, Although He Might Be in Error’ 31 Tn Republics . No Ranks Are Recognized’ 2 Sharing in Office, Sharing in Power 36 47 ‘Those Who Deserve Less, Always Seek for More and Plead for More’ ‘The Reward of Age, of Merits and of Virtues’ 48 53 ‘It Befits Justice and Equity to Provide That All May Share in Offices and Magistracies’ 65 ‘The Fairer and More Comprehensive Way’ 3 70 Supreme Authority and Executive Power 82 ‘The True and Supreme Prince of Your Republic’ 82 ‘Freely Consulting and Deciding Will Be Liberty’ 89 ‘The Republic Can Be Divided Into Two Parts, Into Public and Private’ 97 4 Public Finances and Private Interests 103 ‘It Is Just That All Citizens Should Bear the Burdens of Their City’ ‘He Who Has More Should Pay More’ 112 ‘The Public Finances Are the Sinews of the Republic’ 129 The Idleness of Citizens . Is Usually the Ruin of the People’ 5 145 A Well-ordered Republic ‘The Venetian Republic, Which Should Be the Mirror to Every Republic’ 147 v 104 137
vi CONTENTS ‘If Ever There Was Any Well-ordered City or Republic, It Is Our Republic’ 151 ‘With Changing Customs and Times, Reform of the Laws Is Also Desirable’ 155 ‘The Administration of Justice Is the Universal Foundation of All the Cities and States of the World’ 163 6 The Legitimacy of Princely Rule ‘True and Undoubted Lords’ 176 177 T Am Not the Lord of Florence, But a Citizen of Some Authority’ ‘It Is the Nature of Lords to Wish to Be Obeyed’ 204 190 ‘The State in Itself Is a Lifeless Thing, and Everything That Is Done in It Should Be Attributed to the Lord Who Rules and Governs It’ 212 7 Libertà and the Community of Italian Powers ‘For the Peace, Union, Tranquillity and Good of Italy’ 234 235 ‘The Only Father and Most Particular Refuge of Our Libertà and State’ 241 ‘It Should Not Be Permissible for Any Party to Nominate as Aderenti or Raccomandati the Subjects or Vassals of Another’ 254 ‘Tempered Liberty’ 258 ‘If You Wish to Stay Friends, His Majesty Will Not Agree Unless You Pay Him a Good Sum, as the Others Do Who Are Under His Protection’ 272 ‘To Live Free, Although under the Shade and Protection of His Majesty, Who Cannot Be Said to Impinge on Their Libertà by Using His Imperial Authority’ 276 T Would Like to See the French in France, the Spanish in Spain, and the Italians in Italy’ 290 8 Practice and Theory 293 Conclusion: Republics and Signorie Bibliography Index 354 334 327 |
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| spelling | Shaw, Christine Verfasser (DE-588)132066351 aut Reason and experience in Renaissance Italy Christine Shaw Cambridge ; New York, NY Cambridge University Press 2022 viii, 362 pages 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Introduction: Reason and experience -- Union, faction and political participation -- Sharing in office, sharing in power -- Supreme authority and executive power -- Public finances and private interests -- A well-ordered republic -- The legitimacy of princely rule -- Libertà and the community of Italian powers -- Practice and theory -- Conclusion: Republics and Signorie "When the men involved in the government of the states of Renaissance Italy explained the basis of the principles by which they argued that political life and the conduct of affairs were, or should be, shaped, "reason" and "experience" were what they most frequently cited. Sometimes they were cited separately, often together. When they were coupled together, they were treated as complementary to one another - as in the declaration in a Sienese decree of 1486 that: 'Reason shows and experience proves [La ragione demostra et la experientia prova]'. Reason, and ancient and modern examples, were what the Venetian Signoria told the Milanese ambassador in that year were the foundations of their thinking about relations with foreign powers. Reason and experience were never cited as contradicting one another. Experience provided examples to back up the conclusions of reason or, more often perhaps, provided the material on which reason could be put to work"-- Erfahrung (DE-588)4015217-0 gnd rswk-swf Renaissance (DE-588)4049450-0 gnd rswk-swf Politik (DE-588)4046514-7 gnd rswk-swf Vernunft (DE-588)4063106-0 gnd rswk-swf Italien (DE-588)4027833-5 gnd rswk-swf Political culture / Italy / History Political participation / Italy / History Reason / Political aspects / Italy / History Experience / Italy / History Power (Social sciences) / Italy / History City-states / Italy / History Republicanism / Italy / History Italy / Politics and government / 1268-1559 Participation politique / Italie / Histoire Raison / Aspect politique / Italie / Histoire Expérience / Italie / Histoire Cités-États / Italie / Histoire Républicanisme / Italie / Histoire Italie / Politique et gouvernement / 1268-1559 HISTORY / Europe / General City-states Experience Political culture Political participation Politics and government Power (Social sciences) Reason / Political aspects Republicanism Italy 1268-1559 History Italien (DE-588)4027833-5 g Politik (DE-588)4046514-7 s Vernunft (DE-588)4063106-0 s Erfahrung (DE-588)4015217-0 s Renaissance (DE-588)4049450-0 s DE-604 ebook version 9781108962599 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=034326193&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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