Society and individual in Renaissance Florence
By: edited by William J. Connell.
Contributors: Connell, William J.
Publisher: University of California Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Berkeley
Language: eng
Number of pages: 453
Subjects: Renaissance -- Italy -- Florence; Florence (Italy) -- Civilization
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: "Be rather loved than feared": class relations in Quattrocento Florence / F.W. Kent; title: Giannozzo and his elders: Alberti's critique of Renaissance patriarchy / John M. Najemy; title: Li emergenti bisogni matrimoniali in Renaissance Florence / Julius Kirshner - Michele del Giogante's house of memory / Dale Kent; title: Inheritance and identity in early Renaissance Florence: the estate of Paliano di Falco / Thomas Kuehn; title: Perceived insults and their consequences: Acciaiuoli, Neroni, and Medici relationships in the 1460's / Margery A. Ganz; title: The war of the eight saints in Florentine memory and oblivion / David S. Peterson; title: Naming a nun: spiritual exemplars and corporate identity in Florentine convents, 1450-1530 / Sharon T. Strocchia; title: The prophet as physician of souls: Savonarola's manual for confessors / Donald Weinstein; title: Raging against priests in Italian Renaissance verse / Lauro Martines; title: Liturgy for nonliturgists: a glimpse at San Lorenzo / William M. Bowsky; title: The Florentine criminal underworld: the underside of the Renaissance / John K. Brackett; title: Lay male identity in the institutions of a Tuscan provincial town / James R. Banker; title: Insiders and outsiders: the changing boundaries of exile / Alison Brown; title: The identity of the expatriate: Florentines in Venice in the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries / Paula Clarke; title: Clement VII and the crisis of the sack of Rome / Paul Flemer.