Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1 The Place of Renaissance Italy in the History of Emotions
- 2 The Emotional Language of Justice in Late Medieval Italy
- 3 The Anxiety of the Republics: “Timor” in Italy of the Communes during the 1330s
- 4 Humiliation and the Exercise of Power in the Florentine: Contado in the Mid-Fourteenth Century
- 5 The Words of Emotion: Political Language and Discursive Resources in Lorenzo de Medici’s Lettere (1468-1492)
- 6 Metaphor, Emotion and the Languages of Politics in Late Medieval Italy: A Genoese Lamento of 1473
- 7 Debt, Humiliation, and Stress in Fourteenth-Century Lucca and Marseille
- 8 Renaissance Emotions: Hate and disease in European perspective
- 9 The Emotive Power of an Evolving Symbol: The Idea of the Dome from Kurgan Graves to the Florentine Tempio Israelitico
- 10 The Emotions of the State: A Survey of the Visconti Chancery Language (Mid-Fourteenth-Mid- Fifteenth Centuries)
- 11 Control of Emotions and Comforting Practices before the Scaffold in Medieval and Early Modern Italy (with Some Remarks on Lorenzetti’s Fresco)
- 12 “Bene Comune e Benessere”: The Affective Economy of Communal Life
- Contributors
Contributors
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 December 2023
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1 The Place of Renaissance Italy in the History of Emotions
- 2 The Emotional Language of Justice in Late Medieval Italy
- 3 The Anxiety of the Republics: “Timor” in Italy of the Communes during the 1330s
- 4 Humiliation and the Exercise of Power in the Florentine: Contado in the Mid-Fourteenth Century
- 5 The Words of Emotion: Political Language and Discursive Resources in Lorenzo de Medici’s Lettere (1468-1492)
- 6 Metaphor, Emotion and the Languages of Politics in Late Medieval Italy: A Genoese Lamento of 1473
- 7 Debt, Humiliation, and Stress in Fourteenth-Century Lucca and Marseille
- 8 Renaissance Emotions: Hate and disease in European perspective
- 9 The Emotive Power of an Evolving Symbol: The Idea of the Dome from Kurgan Graves to the Florentine Tempio Israelitico
- 10 The Emotions of the State: A Survey of the Visconti Chancery Language (Mid-Fourteenth-Mid- Fifteenth Centuries)
- 11 Control of Emotions and Comforting Practices before the Scaffold in Medieval and Early Modern Italy (with Some Remarks on Lorenzetti’s Fresco)
- 12 “Bene Comune e Benessere”: The Affective Economy of Communal Life
- Contributors
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- Emotions, Passions, and Power in Renaissance Italy , pp. 252 - 256Publisher: Amsterdam University PressPrint publication year: 2015