Soziale Probleme der Renaissance

Name: Soziale Probleme der Renaissance
Author: Engel Janosi

1924

by Engel Janosi

Economic HistoryIndividualismWerner SombartCapitalismEconomic CrisisIncome DistributionThomas AquinasUsuryPovertyCompetitionDivision of LaborAristotleNatural LawClass StruggleSovereigntyFeudalism

Table of Contents · 18 segments

Front Matter and Series Informationfront_matter

Front Matter and Prefacetheoretical

Introduction: Historiography of the Renaissancetheoretical

Economic Context: Wealth and Social Instability in Italytheoretical

The Church: Theological Perspectives on Economy and Labortheoretical

The Heretics: Radical Poverty and World Rejectiontheoretical

Excursus on Savonarola: Political Prophecy and Social Reformtheoretical

Humanist Educational Writings and the Ideal Citizentheoretical

Petrarch: The Romantic Individualist and the Flight from Paintheoretical

Coluccio Salutati and the Humanist Ideal of Knowledgetheoretical

The Ethical and Social Philosophy of Salutatitheoretical

Poggio Bracciolini: Individualism and Social Withdrawaltheoretical

Poggio's Ideal of Rural Leisure and the Transition to Vallatheoretical

Lorenzo Valla: Individualism, Epicureanism, and Social Utilitytheoretical

Giovanni Pontano: The Magnanimous Statesman and Natural Ordertheoretical

Castiglione and the Ideal of the Courtierchapter

Machiavelli: The Nature of Man and the Statechapter

Machiavelli's Economic Views and the End of the Renaissancechapter