Patricians and Popolani : The Social Foundations of the Venetian Renaissance State /

Community and conflict in early Renaissance : Family structure and marriage ties : The world of work : guild structure and artisan networks : The parochial clergy and communities of the sacred.

Détails bibliographiques
Auteur principal: Romano, Dennis, 1951- (Auteur)
Format: Électronique eBook
Langue:Inglés
Publié: Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 2019
Collection:Book collections on Project MUSE.
Sujets:
Social structure.
Social classes.
Renaissance.
Community organization.
Renaissance > Italie > Venise.
Organisation communautaire > Italie > Venise > Histoire.
Structure sociale > Italie > Venise > Histoire.
Classes sociales > Italie > Venise > Histoire.
Renaissance > Italy > Venice.
Community organization > Italy > Venice > History.
Social structure > Italy > Venice > History.
Social classes > Italy > Venice > History.
Italy > Venice.
Venise (Italie) > Histoire > 697-1508.
Venice (Italy) > History > 697-1508.
Venice (Italy)
History.
Electronic books.
Accès en ligne:Texto completo
Table des matières:
  • One. Community and conflict in early Renaissance Venice
  • Two. Urban form and social stratification: The Civitas Venetiarum
  • The evolution of the early Renaissance city
  • Patricians, popolo grande, and popolo minuto
  • Three. Family structure and marriage ties
  • The patrician family
  • The popolo grande family
  • The popolo minuto family
  • Four. The world of work: guild structure and artisan networks
  • Production techniques and guild structure
  • The social world of Venetian artisans
  • Five. The parochial clergy and communities of the sacred
  • The parish clergy as social intermediaries
  • Communities of the sacred
  • The parish clergy as social intermediaries
  • Communities of the sacred
  • Six. Vicinanza and Amicizia: neighborhoods and patronage in early Renaissance Venice
  • Male patronage: the development of state-centered ties
  • Neighbors and friends: female patronage
  • Seven. From community to hierarchy: the transformation of Venetian social ties
  • Venetian society in the early Renaissance
  • From community to hierarchy.

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