Judgments on History and Historians /

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Autor principal: Burckhardt, Jacob, 1818-1897
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Alemán
Publicado: Indianapolis : Liberty Fund, 1999.
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
Temas:
Weltgeschichte > Aufsatzsammlung.
Wereldgeschiedenis (wetenschap)
Geschiedschrijving.
Geschiedfilosofie.
World history.
History > Philosophy.
Historiography.
HISTORY > Historiography.
Histoire universelle.
Electronic books.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Jacob Burckhardt, Judgments on History and Historians
  • Front Matter
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Details
  • Table of Contents, p. vii
  • Foreword, p. xvii
  • Translator's Preface, p. xxiii
  • I. Antiquity
  • 1. Ancient History and Its Scope, p. 1
  • 2. On the Intellectual Indispensability of Studying Ancient History, p. 2
  • 3. The Limits of Civilization and Barbarism, p. 4
  • 4. Why Today's Educated Man Can No Longer Understand Antiquity, p. 5
  • 5. The Historical Significance of Egypt, p. 7
  • 6. The Phoenicians as the Earliest Creators of (Polis), p. 8 7. On Carthage, p. 9
  • 8. Athens, p. 10
  • 9. Rome and Its Mission in World History, p. 11
  • 10. On the Roman Empire in its First Two Centuries, p. 16
  • II. The Middle Ages
  • 11. On the Middle Ages, p. 26
  • 12. On Early Christianity, p. 34
  • 13. Christianity as a Martyr Religion, p. 37
  • 14. On Asceticism and Its Position, p. 38
  • 15. The Spread of Nicene Christianity, p. 40
  • 16. The Church, p. 41
  • 17. Julian and the Prospect for a Restoration of Paganism, p. 44
  • 18. Western European Arianism and the Jews, p. 45 19. The Breakup of the Western Empire, p. 46
  • 20. The Achievement of Clovis I, p. 47
  • 21. Mohammed as the Founder of a Religion, and Islam, p. 48
  • 22. The Despotism of Islam, p. 52
  • 23. Islam and Its Effects, p. 53
  • 24. The Two Main Realities for the Papacy of the Eighth Century, p. 54
  • 25. Charlemagne, p. 55
  • 26. The Normans, p. 57
  • 27. The Byzantine Empire and Its Mission, p. 58
  • 28. On the Iconoclastic Controversy, p. 59
  • 29. On the Crusades, p. 62
  • 30. The Sorrows and Sacrifices of the Crusades, p. 64 31. On the Evaluation of the Later Middle Ages, p. 64
  • III. History from 1450 to 1598
  • 32. The Period from 1450 to 1598 and the Nineteenth Century's View of It, p. 66
  • 33. England in the Late Middle Ages, p. 79
  • 34. On Richard III, p. 80
  • 35. On the Wars of the Roses and on Scotland, p. 83
  • 36. Burgundy, p. 85
  • 37. Charles the Bold of Burgundy, p. 85
  • 38. France and the Idea of Unification, p. 86
  • 39. Louis XI, p. 87
  • 40. The German Imperial Power Under Frederick III, p. 88
  • 41. The Ottomans, p. 89 42. The Republic of Florence, p. 90
  • 43. On the War of 1494, p. 91
  • 44. On the Power of the Papacy, p. 94
  • 45. Italy and the Rest of Europe, p. 95
  • 46. Spain and Portugal, p. 99
  • 47. The Beginning of the Reformation: General Considerations, p. 101
  • 48. On Luther, p. 103
  • 49. On the German Reformation: Its Causes and Spiritual Consequences, p. 104
  • 50. On the Reformation: Protestantism and Tradition
  • The Intolerance of the New Doctrine, p. 106

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