The Italian Renaissance : culture and society in Italy

Thu Jan 22 23:13:44 2009 UTClccn-n50-323160.66The Italian Renaissance : culture and society in Italy0.710.76What is cultural historyPeter_Burken 50032316oca00067667a12029401XBurke, PeterBurke, Ulick Peterピーター・バーク勃克lccn-n50-40878Briggs, Asalccn-n79-142651Garin, Eugenio1909-2004edtlccn-n83-68945Kitch, M. J.lccn-n85-812703Hawkins, Michaellccn-n79-68499Montaigne, Michel de1533-1592lccn-n80-82361Porter, Roy1946-2002edtlccn-n86-79284Tunçay, Metetrllccn-n80-51801LouisXIVKing of France1638-1715lccn-n50-1005Febvre, Lucien Paul Victor1878-1956lccn-no99-70250Chemla, PaulBurke, PeterBurke, Peter100Historians1603-17141485-1603Libro del cortegiano (Castiglione, Baldassarre, conte)Great BritainCourtesyCase studiesCourts and courtiersConversationOral communicationCriticism, interpretation, etc.Europe, EasternEurope, CentralVico, Giambattista,--1668-1744Annales schoolNetherlands--AmsterdamItaly--VeniceElite (Social sciences)TimeCausationKnowledge, Sociology ofEconomic historyPricesEvent history analysisMotion pictures and historyArts, RenaissanceKings and rulers--Public opinionPublic opinionGovernment publicityLouis--XIV,--King of France,--1638-1715CultureMass media--Social aspectsMass mediaPopular cultureHistory--PhilosophyArt patronageArtists and patronsArts, ItalianSociolinguisticsSociologyFranceHistory--MethodologySocial historyHistoryHistoriographyItalyCivilizationEuropeRenaissanceHistory184218451849185118521853185418551857187919641965196719691970197119721973197419771978197919801981198219831984198519861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200924751book907.2dg445ocn185784092ocn000708716ocn034206363ocn000678179ocn185686956ocn176868325ocn185534388ocn053705354ocn185309708ocn002428110ocn041652257ocn185736680ocn174923723ocn002656141ocn180413156ocn174012662ocn186104338ocn000779023ocn000341314ocn000389278ocn185784227ocn054941937ocn0836911272816310ピーター・バーク1442184933ocn004192427sw004040605:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19780.68Burke, PeterPopular culture in early modern Europe

This study examines the popular culture of pre-industrial Europe and describes the world of the professional entertainer - minstrels, fools, jugglers - and considers the songs, stories and plays performed by ordinary people. It shows how the attitudes and values of the otherwise inarticulate were shaped by social conditions and how they changed as European society changed between 1500 and 1800. [It also shows] developments in recent years in the study of Popular Culture and the difficulty in fixing these two terms. -http://www.booksinprint.com

18592810281216146119ocn015282683sw015282683:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19870.66Burke, PeterThe Italian Renaissance : culture and society in Italy0691006784936119115ocn024288475sw024288475:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19920.72New perspectives on historical writing9229464ocn000385387sw000385387:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19720.66Burke, PeterCulture and society in Renaissance Italy, 1420-1540900118224ocn000391176sw000239057:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19640.71Burke, PeterThe Renaissance

Essay over het karakter en de ontwikkeling van de renaissance.

0312172303889109516ocn047100952sw047100952:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook20020.72Briggs, AsaA social history of the media : from Gutenberg to the Internet074562374388895114ocn023287253sw023287253:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19920.70Burke, PeterThe fabrication of Louis XIV0300059434872109419ocn028926266sw026894129:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19930.73Burke, PeterHistory and social theory08014728577798077ocn046703466sw046703466:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook20010.71Burke, PeterEyewitnessing : the uses of images as historical evidence

"What place do images hold among other kinds of historical evidence? In Eyewitnessing, Peter Burke reviews graphics, photographs, films and other media from many countries and periods and examines their pragmatic uses. This profusely illustrated book surveys the opportunities and the challenges of using images to understand other times." "In a thorough and compelling defence of the importance of the visual to history, Burke argues that images should not be considered mere reflections of their time and place, but rather extensions of the social contexts in which they were produced. The author describes and evaluates the methods by which art historians have traditionally analyzed images and finds them insufficient to deal with the complexities of visual imagery." "In developing a richer mode of visual interpretation, Burke devotes much attention to religious icons and narratives as well as to propaganda posters, caricatures and maps. Eyewitnessing, also addresses the economics of images - some, such as films, are commodities in themselves, while others are created to advertise other products. Concentrating on the representation of social groups, the author explores stereotypes as well as notions of foreignness and gender. In this wide-ranging, highly accessible volume, Burke helps us to understand the promise and the pitfalls of using visual evidence in the writing of history."--BOOK JACKET.

080143968X7367417ocn015629224sw015629224:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19870.70The Social history of language05213176306877115ocn023444056sw023444056:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19900.71Burke, PeterThe French historical revolution : the Annales school, 1929-8967470914ocn043978197sw043978197:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook20000.71Burke, PeterA social history of knowledge : from Gutenberg to Diderot, based on the first series of Vonhoff Lectures given at the University of Groningen (Netherlands)07456248476326684ocn000341314sw000341314:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19720.71Burke, PeterEconomy and society in early modern Europe; essays from Annales6026308ocn000075310sw000075310:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19690.73Burke, PeterThe Renaissance sense of the past5996137ocn006962662sw006962662:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19800.72Burke, PeterSociology and history5155385ocn011621764sw011621764:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19850.72Burke, PeterVico5025993ocn001331867sw001331867:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19740.75Burke, PeterVenice and Amsterdam : a study of seventeenth-century élites4855008ocn038504328sw038504328:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19980.72Burke, PeterThe European Renaissance : centres and peripheries063119845848154912ocn056426007sw056426007:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook20040.76Burke, PeterWhat is cultural history

The purpose of this book is precisely to explain not only the rediscovery but also what cultural history is, or better, what cultural historians do, paying attention to varieties, debates and conflicts but also to shared concerns and tradition. [In this book, the authr] combine[s] two opposite but complementary approaches: an internal approach concerned with the solving of successive problems within the discipline and an approach from outside relating what historians do to the time in which they live. Introd.

074563074X47953914ocn008708640sw008183040:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook19820.69Burke, PeterMontaigne

Inleiding tot de Franse filosoof (1533-1592).

11112ocn038343915sw038343915:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook1993Burke, PeterQuiet footsteps112ocn272441359sw272441359:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook1991Burke, PeterPeter Burke : Sculpture112ocn224527750sw224527750:lccn-n50-32316Falsevisu2004Burke, PeterPeter Burke [digital media artist

Produced for students of 1st, 2nd and 3rd year visual theory units offered by the School of Communication and Creative Arts of the Faculty of Arts, Deakin University.

112ocn124064375sw124064375:lccn-n50-32316Falsebook2006La cocina del historiador : reflexiones sobre la historia de la cultura europea : entrevistas a Peter Burke, Roger Chartier, Robert Darnton y Daniel Roche1859281028Wed Mar 04 14:18:03 EST 2009