From Lisbon to Rome via the islands of the Gulf of Guinee and the sugar mills of Northern Brazil, this book explores the strategies and practices (e. g. bibliopolitics) that displaced scholars cultivated to navigate the murky waters of Late Renaissance politics, through the life of the Portuguese jurist-scholar, Vicente Nogueira (1586-1654).
From Lisbon to Rome via the islands of the Gulf of Guinee and the sugar mills of Northern Brazil, this book explores the strategies and practices (e. g. bibliopolitics) that displaced scholars cultivated to navigate the murky waters of Late Renaissance politics, through the life of the Portuguese jurist-scholar, Vicente Nogueira (1586-1654).
Fabien Montcher is Assistant Professor of History at Saint Louis University. His work on the social history of knowledge and politics has been supported by the UCLA Clark Library, the Huntington Library, the American Council of Learned Societies, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Spanish Ministry of Culture, and the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. Growing Up Under the Pax Hispanica 1. Coming of Age as Mercenaries of Knowledge 2. The Mercenary Republic Part II. The Severing: Trial and Exile 3. The Fabric of Dissent 4. The Proving Grounds Part III. Bibliopolitics and Conflict Management 5. Mercenary Diplomacy 6. Mercenary Bibliopolitics Conclusion: Portraits from a Mercenary Age Bibliography Index.
Introduction Part I. Growing Up Under the Pax Hispanica 1. Coming of Age as Mercenaries of Knowledge 2. The Mercenary Republic Part II. The Severing: Trial and Exile 3. The Fabric of Dissent 4. The Proving Grounds Part III. Bibliopolitics and Conflict Management 5. Mercenary Diplomacy 6. Mercenary Bibliopolitics Conclusion: Portraits from a Mercenary Age Bibliography Index.
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