Cleaning Up Renaissance Italy takes us to the streets, bridges, and waterways of Renaissance Genoa and Venice, exploring how environmental management -- street cleaning, water provision, waste disposal, and reuse -- relates to cultural ideals, individual and collective behaviour, political reputations, and social identities.
Cleaning Up Renaissance Italy takes us to the streets, bridges, and waterways of Renaissance Genoa and Venice, exploring how environmental management -- street cleaning, water provision, waste disposal, and reuse -- relates to cultural ideals, individual and collective behaviour, political reputations, and social identities.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jane L. Stevens Crawshaw is a social and cultural historian of health and the environment in Renaissance Italy. She is Senior Lecturer in Early Modern European History at Oxford Brookes University. Between 2012 and 2017, she held a Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellowship, called 'Cleaning Up Renaissance Italy: environment, space, and society'. Before arriving at Oxford Brookes, she taught at the University of St Andrews and held a post-doctoral research fellowship with the Society for Renaissance Studies (the Rubinstein Fellowship). She received her PhD and MPhil from the University of Cambridge (Downing College) and her MA (hons) in History from the University of Edinburgh.
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Introduction 1: Constructing ideals and practices in Renaissance port cities Part One: The ebbs and flows of daily life 2: Channelling health: the flow of the streets 3: Preserving purity: the symbolic and practical regulation of water 4: Stemming the tide: innovation and purgation Part Two: Balance and blame 5: Working with waste: space, reuse, and the urban body 6: Dealing with disasters: environments, people, and piety Conclusion Corruptible cities
Introduction 1: Constructing ideals and practices in Renaissance port cities Part One: The ebbs and flows of daily life 2: Channelling health: the flow of the streets 3: Preserving purity: the symbolic and practical regulation of water 4: Stemming the tide: innovation and purgation Part Two: Balance and blame 5: Working with waste: space, reuse, and the urban body 6: Dealing with disasters: environments, people, and piety Conclusion Corruptible cities
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