Exploring Cultural History: Essays in Honour of Peter BurkeJoan Pau Rubiés, Melissa Calaresu, Filippo de Vivo In this volume, a group of international historians come together to consider the rise of cultural history in general, and to highlight the particular role played in this rise by Peter Burke, the first Professor of Cultural History of the University of Cambridge and one of the most influential authors in the field. |
Contents
The Ecotype Or a Modest Proposal to Reconnect Cultural | 31 |
Dynasty and Community in Habsburg Madrid | 55 |
The Knights of Malta and Criminal Behaviour | 77 |
Languages of Exclusion | 113 |
War and Polemics in Early Modern Europe | 133 |
What a King Needs | 151 |
Towards a History | 169 |
Saints as Cultural History | 191 |
The Geography of Knowledge in | 249 |
Elegant Dutch? The Reception of Castigliones Cortegiano | 265 |
Stereotypes and Cultural Encounters across | 289 |
The Myth of Venice and the British | 309 |
Translating Antiquarian Learning into Popular | 327 |
A Mutual Discovery | 345 |
Exploring Cultural History A Response | 351 |
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How to Look like a CounterReformation Saint | 207 |
The Juxtaposition of Images in Early Modern | 231 |
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