A new account of the intellectual debates that created the German notion of the 'modern state' under the Thirty Years War.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Robert von Friedeburg has been a Visiting Fellow at Harvard University, Massachusetts (1987-88), a Heisenberg Research Fellow (1996-2000), a Member of the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton (2002), and holder of the Chaire Dupron (Sorbonne, Paris, 2009). He received the Bennigsen Foerder Prize in 1992 and has been a member of the Academia Europaea since 2012. He is the author of seven monographs and the editor of ten volumes, including Self-Defence and Religious Strife in Early Modern Europe: England and Germany, 1530-1680 (2002), Murder and Monarchy: Regicide in European History, 1300-1800 (2004) and Perspectives on an Interdisciplinary Subject: Politics, Law, Society, History and Religion in the Politica, 1590s-1650s (2013).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Luther's legacy and the 'German' notion of state; 1. Meinecke's riddle: reason of state and Reformation prudence; 2. Royal rights and princely dynasties in late medieval and early modern Germany, fourteenth to early seventeenth centuries; 3. Civil order and princely rights, 1450s to 1580s: the making of the elements; 4. The transformation of ideas on order and the rise of the 'fatherland', 1580s to 1630s: the re-ordering of the elements; 5. The challenge of 'reason of state', 1600s to 1650s; 6. The catastrophe of war and the collapse of relations between princes and vassals; 7. The re-establishing of compromise and the new use of the elements: Seckendorff, Pufendorf and the dissemination of the new concept of 'state'; 8. Readings of despotism: the attack on 'war-despotism' between Bodin and Montesquieu; Conclusion: Luther's legacy: the 'Germaness' of the modern notion of 'state'; Bibliography; Index.
Introduction: Luther's legacy and the 'German' notion of state; 1. Meinecke's riddle: reason of state and Reformation prudence; 2. Royal rights and princely dynasties in late medieval and early modern Germany, fourteenth to early seventeenth centuries; 3. Civil order and princely rights, 1450s to 1580s: the making of the elements; 4. The transformation of ideas on order and the rise of the 'fatherland', 1580s to 1630s: the re-ordering of the elements; 5. The challenge of 'reason of state', 1600s to 1650s; 6. The catastrophe of war and the collapse of relations between princes and vassals; 7. The re-establishing of compromise and the new use of the elements: Seckendorff, Pufendorf and the dissemination of the new concept of 'state'; 8. Readings of despotism: the attack on 'war-despotism' between Bodin and Montesquieu; Conclusion: Luther's legacy: the 'Germaness' of the modern notion of 'state'; Bibliography; Index.
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