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Brossura. Condizione: Usato -Ottimo. Raimondi Fabio (a cura di): Machiavelli. Antologia degli scritti, Carocci, 2002.In-8 (Cm 21,9 x 15), pp. 225, brossura editoriale. Collana Antologie 2. Numeri al dorso, Ottimo.

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Condizione: NUOVO. Pisa, Ediz.ETS cm.15x23, pp.504, br,con bandelle. Collana Il Tutto e la Parte. La questione di Bruno pensatore e uomo politico è stata affrontata dalla storiografia con molta cautela, sia perché non è sempre agevole rintracciare nelle sue opere riferimenti chiari e stringenti a tematiche politiche sia perché le fonti storiche non hanno finora fornito prove convincenti sui suoi eventuali incarichi politici (ufficiali o meno). Il risultato delle ricerche si presenta estremamente eterogeneo e osservandolo si può avere la sensazione che il Bruno politico sia un oggetto sfuggente, se non addirittura inesistente, avvolto in un'aura quasi mitica. Ma è proprio l'estrema diversità delle letture proposte un utile punto d'appoggio per iniziare un'analisi più specifica del problema.…

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Brossura Editoriale. Condizione: 0ttimo. 8vo, br. ed. Pagine:504 La questione di Bruno pensatore e uomo politico è stata affrontata dalla storiografia con molta cautela, sia perché non è sempre agevole rintracciare nelle sue opere riferimenti chiari e stringenti a tematiche politiche sia perché le fonti storiche non hanno finora fornito prove convincenti sui suoi eventuali incarichi politici (ufficiali o meno). Il risultato delle ricerche si presenta estremamente eterogeneo e osservandolo si può avere la sensazione che il Bruno politico sia un oggetto sfuggente, se non addirittura inesistente, avvolto in un'aura quasi mitica. Ma è proprio l'estrema diversità delle letture proposte un utile punto d'appoggio per iniziare un'analisi più specifica del problema.…

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Constituting Freedom focuses on the question at the heart of Machiavelli's thinking, that is 'in what mode a free state, if there is one, can be maintained in corrupt cities; or, if there is not, in what mode to order it?'The book analyses the different solutions thought up by Machiavelli, starting from the hypothesis of the 'civil principality', the definition of the republican ' civil and free way of life' and the examination of the history of the Florentine institutions, to two short writings during the years 1520-1522, the Discursus florentinarum rerum and the Minuta di provisione per la riforma dello Stato di Firenze, in which Machiavelli explored publicly, for the first time, his projects to bring back the republican freedom in Florence after the fall of the first Republic of the City and the Medici's return.The book's main argument is that Machiavelli was always a committed republican, even when he worked for the Medici, and even though he believed that the city's constitution needed to change after the fall of Soderini. In the Discursus and in the Minuta Machiavelli proposed a constitution in which the 'humours' were forced to mix themselves with one another so as to be obliged to generate a new form of 'equality', which according to Machiavelli is the main characteristic of a free, just, and stable republic. The aim was not to obtain equilibrium among parts of the city leaving them unaltered, but to mix them. Only in this way could Florence return to being free.…

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Constituting Freedom focuses on the question at the heart of Machiavelli's thinking, that is 'in what mode a free state, if there is one, can be maintained in corrupt cities; or, if there is not, in what mode to order it?'The book analyses the different solutions thought up by Machiavelli, starting from the hypothesis of the 'civil principality', the definition of the republican ' civil and free way of life' and the examination of the history of the Florentine institutions, to two short writings during the years 1520-1522, the Discursus florentinarum rerum and the Minuta di provisione per la riforma dello Stato di Firenze, in which Machiavelli explored publicly, for the first time, his projects to bring back the republican freedom in Florence after the fall of the first Republic of the City and the Medici's return.The book's main argument is that Machiavelli was always a committed republican, even when he worked for the Medici, and even though he believed that the city's constitution needed to change after the fall of Soderini. In the Discursus and in the Minuta Machiavelli proposed a constitution in which the 'humours' were forced to mix themselves with one another so as to be obliged to generate a new form of 'equality', which according to Machiavelli is the main characteristic of a free, just, and stable republic. The aim was not to obtain equilibrium among parts of the city leaving them unaltered, but to mix them. Only in this way could Florence return to being free.…

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Gebunden. Condizione: New. Italienische Lyrik von Lausanne bis Mailand, von Zuerich bis MendrisioUeber die Grenzen hinweg - Italienische Lyrik von Lausanne bis Mailand, von Zuerich bis Mendrisio.In einer repraesentativen Auswahl von acht der wichtigsten, nach 1950 geborenen, zeitgen.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Lastrucci, F. (illustratore).

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Constituting Freedom focuses on the question at the heart of Machiavelli's thinking, that is 'in what mode a free state, if there is one, can be maintained in corrupt cities; or, if there is not, in what mode to order it?'The book analyses the different solutions thought up by Machiavelli, starting from the hypothesis of the 'civil principality', the definition of the republican ' civil and free way of life' and the examination of thehistory of the Florentine institutions, to two short writings during the years 1520-1522, the Discursus florentinarum rerum and the Minuta di provisione per la riforma dello Stato di Firenze, in whichMachiavelli explored publicly, for the first time, his projects to bring back the republican freedom in Florence after the fall of the first Republic of the City and the Medici's return.The book's main argument is that Machiavelli was always a committed republican, even when he worked for the Medici, and even though he believed that the city's constitution needed to change after the fall of Soderini. In the Discursus and in the Minuta Machiavelliproposed a constitution in which the 'humours' were forced to mix themselves with one another so as to be obliged to generate a new form of 'equality', which according to Machiavelli is the main characteristic of a free,just, and stable republic. The aim was not to obtain equilibrium among parts of the city leaving them unaltered, but to mix them. Only in this way could Florence return to being free. An important new interpretation of Machiavelli's political thinking, appearing in English for the first time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Constituting Freedom focuses on the question at the heart of Machiavelli's thinking, that is 'in what mode a free state, if there is one, can be maintained in corrupt cities; or, if there is not, in what mode to order it?'The book analyses the different solutions thought up by Machiavelli, starting from the hypothesis of the 'civil principality', the definition of the republican ' civil and free way of life' and the examination of thehistory of the Florentine institutions, to two short writings during the years 1520-1522, the Discursus florentinarum rerum and the Minuta di provisione per la riforma dello Stato di Firenze, in whichMachiavelli explored publicly, for the first time, his projects to bring back the republican freedom in Florence after the fall of the first Republic of the City and the Medici's return.The book's main argument is that Machiavelli was always a committed republican, even when he worked for the Medici, and even though he believed that the city's constitution needed to change after the fall of Soderini. In the Discursus and in the Minuta Machiavelliproposed a constitution in which the 'humours' were forced to mix themselves with one another so as to be obliged to generate a new form of 'equality', which according to Machiavelli is the main characteristic of a free,just, and stable republic. The aim was not to obtain equilibrium among parts of the city leaving them unaltered, but to mix them. Only in this way could Florence return to being free. An important new interpretation of Machiavelli's political thinking, appearing in English for the first time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…