"This paper will focus on the tradition which, departing to some degree from the Renaissance treatises on manners, embodied, on the threshold of the modern age, a new ideal of citizenship. I am especially interested in examining the influence of the Galateo by Giovanni della Casa, the seminal text of a minor tradition of “moral enquiry” which I plan to re-read and situate in a different context . I will seek to show that this text is a breakthrough within the tradition which originated from early-modern treatises on courtesy. With the Galateo the age-old tradition of Courtesy Books is at a crossroad.
In Chapter One, Edward I. Morse expresses his ideal of courtesy speaking at Vassar College in 1894. ...
This dissertation explores the significance of medieval courtesy literature in its larger literary c...
The rising of the Welfare Society, and the consequent emerging publishing industry during the second...
This article undertakes a cross-cultural comparison of Giovanni Della Casa's Galateo Ovvero Trattato...
Any rule or precept listed in the Galateo is justified by its goal, in the context of human interact...
This dissertation focuses on two of the earliest known Italian vernacular adaptations of Aristotle\u...
This paper, following some of John Merryman’s suggestions regarding the “Italian style” concept, aim...
This dissertation aims to examine how the early modern discourse on behaviour and interaction emergi...
Classificazione e valutazione storico-critica delle antologie della letteratura italiana (caratteri,...
Using a corpus of 40 influential conduct books published in Italy in the long nineteenth century, we...
This dissertation focuses on two of the earliest known Italian vernacular adaptations of Aristotle's...
I argue that, in the second half of the second Millennium, three parallel processes took place. ...
Not very long ago, the concepts of \u27canon\u27 and \u27canonization\u27 were much discussed, and e...
This text is part translation, part reformulation of a few chapters of my book L’invenzione del vero...
This commentary considers the question of whether there is, or should be, a law and humanities canon...
In Chapter One, Edward I. Morse expresses his ideal of courtesy speaking at Vassar College in 1894. ...
This dissertation explores the significance of medieval courtesy literature in its larger literary c...
The rising of the Welfare Society, and the consequent emerging publishing industry during the second...
This article undertakes a cross-cultural comparison of Giovanni Della Casa's Galateo Ovvero Trattato...
Any rule or precept listed in the Galateo is justified by its goal, in the context of human interact...
This dissertation focuses on two of the earliest known Italian vernacular adaptations of Aristotle\u...
This paper, following some of John Merryman’s suggestions regarding the “Italian style” concept, aim...
This dissertation aims to examine how the early modern discourse on behaviour and interaction emergi...
Classificazione e valutazione storico-critica delle antologie della letteratura italiana (caratteri,...
Using a corpus of 40 influential conduct books published in Italy in the long nineteenth century, we...
This dissertation focuses on two of the earliest known Italian vernacular adaptations of Aristotle's...
I argue that, in the second half of the second Millennium, three parallel processes took place. ...
Not very long ago, the concepts of \u27canon\u27 and \u27canonization\u27 were much discussed, and e...
This text is part translation, part reformulation of a few chapters of my book L’invenzione del vero...
This commentary considers the question of whether there is, or should be, a law and humanities canon...
In Chapter One, Edward I. Morse expresses his ideal of courtesy speaking at Vassar College in 1894. ...
This dissertation explores the significance of medieval courtesy literature in its larger literary c...
The rising of the Welfare Society, and the consequent emerging publishing industry during the second...