The Civilisation of the Renaissance in ItalyJacob Burckhardt
The Civilisation of the Renaissance in Italy
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Original author: Jacob Burckhardt
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"The Civilisation of the Renaissance in Italy" by Jacob Burckhardt is a historical work published in 1860. This groundbreaking study examines the Italian Renaissance by capturing the spirit of the age across its main manifestations—politics, manners, religion, art, and social life. Burckhardt explores how the Renaissance shaped the state, developed the individual, revived antiquity, and transformed society. His scholarly judgements have been largely validated by subsequent research, establishing this work as a classic of Renaissance historiography.
The Civilisation of the Renaissance in Italy, by Jacob Burckhardt. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #2074.
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66 Chapters
- 1.Preface213 words
- 2.Part I: The State as a Work of Art172 words
- 3.Chapter VII: The Republics: Venice and Florence149 words
- 4.Chapter X: The Papacy and Its Dangers99 words
- 5.Part II: The Development of the Individual118 words
- 6.Part III: The Revival of Antiquity328 words
- 7.Part IV: The Discovery of the World and of Man80 words
- 8.Chapter IV186 words
- 9.Part V: Society and Festivals239 words
- 10.Part VI: Morality and Religion52 words
- 11.Chapter II: Religion in Daily Life64 words
- 12.Chapter III49 words
- 13.Chapter IV126 words
- 14.Introduction1,545 words
- 15.Chapter II: The Tyranny of the Fourteenth Century2,236 words
- 16.Chapter III: The Tyranny of the Fifteenth Century3,580 words
- 17.Chapter IV: The Petty Tyrannies2,166 words
- 18.Chapter V: The Greater Dynasties6,019 words
- 19.Chapter VI: The Opponents of Tyranny1,745 words
- 20.Chapter VII: The Republics: Venice and Florence7,484 words
- 21.Chapter VIII2,417 words
- 22.Chapter IX: War as a Work of Art958 words
- 23.Chapter X: The Papacy and Its Dangers7,177 words
- 24.Chapter I: The Italian State and the Individual1,249 words
- 25.Chapter II: The Perfecting of the Individual1,386 words
- 26.Chapter III: The Modern Idea of Fame2,817 words
- 27.Chapter IV: Modern Wit and Satire3,973 words
- 28.Chapter I: Introductory Remarks1,621 words
- 29.Chapter II: Rome, the City of Ruins2,657 words
- 30.Chapter III: The Old Authors3,478 words
- 31.Chapter IV: Humanism in the Fourteenth Century1,942 words
- 32.Chapter V: The Universities and Schools2,007 words
- 33.Chapter VI: The Furtherers of Humanism3,957 words
- 34.Chapter VII3,457 words
- 35.Chapter VIII: Latin Treatises and History1,902 words
- 36.Chapter IX: General Latinisation of Culture1,833 words
- 37.Chapter X: Modern Latin Poetry4,395 words
- 38.Chapter XI3,462 words
- 39.Chapter I: Journeys of the Italians1,050 words
- 40.Chapter II: Natural Science in Italy1,997 words
- 41.Chapter III: The Discovery of Natural Beauty2,808 words
- 42.Chapter IV6,601 words
- 43.Chapter V: Biography3,202 words
- 44.Chapter VI: The Description of Nations and Cities733 words
- 45.Chapter VII: Description of the Outward Man1,507 words
- 46.Chapter VIII: Descriptions of Life in Movement1,811 words
- 47.Chapter I: The Equalisation of Classes2,491 words
- 48.Chapter II: The Outward Refinement of Life1,942 words
- 49.Chapter III1,599 words
- 50.Chapter IV: The Higher Forms of Society1,177 words
- 51.Chapter V: The Perfect Man of Society1,710 words
- 52.Chapter VI: The Position of Women1,458 words
- 53.Chapter VII: Domestic Economy1,043 words
- 54.Chapter VIII: The Festivals6,470 words
- 55.Chapter I: Morality8,313 words
- 56.Chapter II: Religion in Daily Life9,970 words
- 57.Chapter III4,953 words
- 58.Chapter IV9,636 words
- 59.Chapter V: General Disintegration of Belief (1)8,124 words
- 60.Chapter V: General Disintegration of Belief (2)8,795 words
- 61.Chapter V: General Disintegration of Belief (3)8,730 words
- 62.Chapter V: General Disintegration of Belief (4)8,801 words
- 63.Chapter V: General Disintegration of Belief (5)8,683 words
- 64.Chapter V: General Disintegration of Belief (6)8,807 words
- 65.Chapter V: General Disintegration of Belief (7)8,732 words
- 66.Chapter V: General Disintegration of Belief (8)4,215 words