The Historiography of Transition
Critical Phases in the Development of Modernity (1494-1973)
Herausgeber: Pombeni, Paolo
The Historiography of Transition
Critical Phases in the Development of Modernity (1494-1973)
Herausgeber: Pombeni, Paolo
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Defining a "historic transition" means understanding how the complex system of intellectual, social, and material structures formed that determined the transition from a certain "universe" to a "new universe," where the old explanations were radically rethought.
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Defining a "historic transition" means understanding how the complex system of intellectual, social, and material structures formed that determined the transition from a certain "universe" to a "new universe," where the old explanations were radically rethought.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 322g
- ISBN-13: 9780367263881
- ISBN-10: 0367263882
- Artikelnr.: 56528179
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 322g
- ISBN-13: 9780367263881
- ISBN-10: 0367263882
- Artikelnr.: 56528179
Paolo Pombeni is Professor Emeritus of Modern European Political History at the University of Bologna and Director of the Istiuto Storico Italo-Germanico of the Fondazione Bruno Kessler in Trento.
1. Transition and Its Phases: Thoughts on Some Issues Raised Paolo Pombeni
Part 1: Cultural Approaches to the Transition Issue 2. From Orality to
Print: Revolution or Transition? Street Singers in the Renaissance
Multi-Media System Massimo Rospocher 3. Popular Justice and Legal
Transition: Getting the Law Across to the People in the Sattelzeit Émilie
Delivré 4. "Collaborators" and Clemency Measures in Italy After World War
II Cecilia Nubola Part 2: Transition in the Religious Sphere 5.
Historiographical Transition from Renaissance to Counter-Reformation: The
Case of Onofrio Panvinio (1530-1568) Stefan Bauer 6. Perception of
Religious Change: The First Jesuits in Austria (Sixteenth Century) Claudio
Ferlan 7. "Unearthing Chaos and Giving Shape to It": The Society of Jesus
After Suppression: Hiatus and Continuity Fernanda Alfieri Part 3:
Transition in the Economic Sphere 8. Financial Transitions: A Hypothesis on
the Origins of John Law's Scheme (1720) Carlo Taviani 9. On the Frontier of
the Empire: Manufacturing and Trade Networks Display Continuity and Change
(Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries) Katia Occhi Part 4: Transition in the
Political Sphere 10. Transitions from War to Peace: Demobilization and
Homecomings in Twentieth-Century Europe Marco Mondini 11. Constitutional
Lore in Transition: Italy and Germany Post-1945 Maurizio Cau 12. Democracy
in Transition: The Development of a Science of Politics in Western Europe
After 1945 Gabriele D'Ottavio 13. Ideology and Transition: European
Social-Democracy Copes with the "Consolidation/Dissolution" of the Postwar
Years Giovanni Bernardini
Part 1: Cultural Approaches to the Transition Issue 2. From Orality to
Print: Revolution or Transition? Street Singers in the Renaissance
Multi-Media System Massimo Rospocher 3. Popular Justice and Legal
Transition: Getting the Law Across to the People in the Sattelzeit Émilie
Delivré 4. "Collaborators" and Clemency Measures in Italy After World War
II Cecilia Nubola Part 2: Transition in the Religious Sphere 5.
Historiographical Transition from Renaissance to Counter-Reformation: The
Case of Onofrio Panvinio (1530-1568) Stefan Bauer 6. Perception of
Religious Change: The First Jesuits in Austria (Sixteenth Century) Claudio
Ferlan 7. "Unearthing Chaos and Giving Shape to It": The Society of Jesus
After Suppression: Hiatus and Continuity Fernanda Alfieri Part 3:
Transition in the Economic Sphere 8. Financial Transitions: A Hypothesis on
the Origins of John Law's Scheme (1720) Carlo Taviani 9. On the Frontier of
the Empire: Manufacturing and Trade Networks Display Continuity and Change
(Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries) Katia Occhi Part 4: Transition in the
Political Sphere 10. Transitions from War to Peace: Demobilization and
Homecomings in Twentieth-Century Europe Marco Mondini 11. Constitutional
Lore in Transition: Italy and Germany Post-1945 Maurizio Cau 12. Democracy
in Transition: The Development of a Science of Politics in Western Europe
After 1945 Gabriele D'Ottavio 13. Ideology and Transition: European
Social-Democracy Copes with the "Consolidation/Dissolution" of the Postwar
Years Giovanni Bernardini
1. Transition and Its Phases: Thoughts on Some Issues Raised Paolo Pombeni
Part 1: Cultural Approaches to the Transition Issue 2. From Orality to
Print: Revolution or Transition? Street Singers in the Renaissance
Multi-Media System Massimo Rospocher 3. Popular Justice and Legal
Transition: Getting the Law Across to the People in the Sattelzeit Émilie
Delivré 4. "Collaborators" and Clemency Measures in Italy After World War
II Cecilia Nubola Part 2: Transition in the Religious Sphere 5.
Historiographical Transition from Renaissance to Counter-Reformation: The
Case of Onofrio Panvinio (1530-1568) Stefan Bauer 6. Perception of
Religious Change: The First Jesuits in Austria (Sixteenth Century) Claudio
Ferlan 7. "Unearthing Chaos and Giving Shape to It": The Society of Jesus
After Suppression: Hiatus and Continuity Fernanda Alfieri Part 3:
Transition in the Economic Sphere 8. Financial Transitions: A Hypothesis on
the Origins of John Law's Scheme (1720) Carlo Taviani 9. On the Frontier of
the Empire: Manufacturing and Trade Networks Display Continuity and Change
(Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries) Katia Occhi Part 4: Transition in the
Political Sphere 10. Transitions from War to Peace: Demobilization and
Homecomings in Twentieth-Century Europe Marco Mondini 11. Constitutional
Lore in Transition: Italy and Germany Post-1945 Maurizio Cau 12. Democracy
in Transition: The Development of a Science of Politics in Western Europe
After 1945 Gabriele D'Ottavio 13. Ideology and Transition: European
Social-Democracy Copes with the "Consolidation/Dissolution" of the Postwar
Years Giovanni Bernardini
Part 1: Cultural Approaches to the Transition Issue 2. From Orality to
Print: Revolution or Transition? Street Singers in the Renaissance
Multi-Media System Massimo Rospocher 3. Popular Justice and Legal
Transition: Getting the Law Across to the People in the Sattelzeit Émilie
Delivré 4. "Collaborators" and Clemency Measures in Italy After World War
II Cecilia Nubola Part 2: Transition in the Religious Sphere 5.
Historiographical Transition from Renaissance to Counter-Reformation: The
Case of Onofrio Panvinio (1530-1568) Stefan Bauer 6. Perception of
Religious Change: The First Jesuits in Austria (Sixteenth Century) Claudio
Ferlan 7. "Unearthing Chaos and Giving Shape to It": The Society of Jesus
After Suppression: Hiatus and Continuity Fernanda Alfieri Part 3:
Transition in the Economic Sphere 8. Financial Transitions: A Hypothesis on
the Origins of John Law's Scheme (1720) Carlo Taviani 9. On the Frontier of
the Empire: Manufacturing and Trade Networks Display Continuity and Change
(Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries) Katia Occhi Part 4: Transition in the
Political Sphere 10. Transitions from War to Peace: Demobilization and
Homecomings in Twentieth-Century Europe Marco Mondini 11. Constitutional
Lore in Transition: Italy and Germany Post-1945 Maurizio Cau 12. Democracy
in Transition: The Development of a Science of Politics in Western Europe
After 1945 Gabriele D'Ottavio 13. Ideology and Transition: European
Social-Democracy Copes with the "Consolidation/Dissolution" of the Postwar
Years Giovanni Bernardini