In this 1987 text, by focusing on rhetoric, Dr Springer distinguishes between the encomiastic mode of the Papacy and the exhortatory mode of the Risorgimento.
In this 1987 text, by focusing on rhetoric, Dr Springer distinguishes between the encomiastic mode of the Papacy and the exhortatory mode of the Risorgimento.
List of illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction: modes of archaeological representation, 1775-1850 Part I. Papal Archaeology: The Encomiastic Mode: 1. Monti's 'Prosopopea' and the ideology of the Pio-Clementine Museum 2. The poetry of Papal encomium: archaeological texts and pretexts 3. The rhetoric of restoration: archaeology and power, 1798-1840 4. Archaeology and power, 1798-1840 4. Archaology in Belli's Roman sonnets Part II. Risorgimento Archaeology: The Exhortatory Mode: 5. Dei Sepolcri and the democratic tradition 6. The Risorgimento debate: Mazzini and Gioberti 7. Pius IX, the republic, and the scene of ruin Selected chronology Notes Index of names.
List of illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction: modes of archaeological representation, 1775-1850 Part I. Papal Archaeology: The Encomiastic Mode: 1. Monti's 'Prosopopea' and the ideology of the Pio-Clementine Museum 2. The poetry of Papal encomium: archaeological texts and pretexts 3. The rhetoric of restoration: archaeology and power, 1798-1840 4. Archaeology and power, 1798-1840 4. Archaology in Belli's Roman sonnets Part II. Risorgimento Archaeology: The Exhortatory Mode: 5. Dei Sepolcri and the democratic tradition 6. The Risorgimento debate: Mazzini and Gioberti 7. Pius IX, the republic, and the scene of ruin Selected chronology Notes Index of names.
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