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Prologue: Late Medieval and Early Modern Political Thinking: Some Metahistorical Challenges
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Francis Oakley
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- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- General Introduction ix
- Acknowledgments xvi
- Prologue: Late Medieval and Early Modern Political Thinking: Some Metahistorical Challenges 1
- 1. Historical Orientation: From War, Plague, and Schism to Renaissance, Reformation, and Revolt 8
- 2. The Politics of Nostalgia: Empire, Papacy, and Their Twilight Struggle 14
- 3. The Politics of Virtue: Italy, the Republican Tradition, and the Humanist Political Legacy 51
- 4. The Politics of Sin: From Aegidius Romanus, Fitzralph, and Wycliffe to Luther, Zwingli, Calvin, and the Radical Reformers 91
- 5. The Politics of Deference: Old Regal Sacrality and New Divine Right of Kingship 128
- 6. The Politics of Consent (i): politia saecularis 172
- 7. The Politics of Consent (ii): politia ecclesiastica 209
- 8. The Watershed of Modern Politics 240
- Epilogue 286
- Notes 293
- Bibliography 353
- Index 391
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- General Introduction ix
- Acknowledgments xvi
- Prologue: Late Medieval and Early Modern Political Thinking: Some Metahistorical Challenges 1
- 1. Historical Orientation: From War, Plague, and Schism to Renaissance, Reformation, and Revolt 8
- 2. The Politics of Nostalgia: Empire, Papacy, and Their Twilight Struggle 14
- 3. The Politics of Virtue: Italy, the Republican Tradition, and the Humanist Political Legacy 51
- 4. The Politics of Sin: From Aegidius Romanus, Fitzralph, and Wycliffe to Luther, Zwingli, Calvin, and the Radical Reformers 91
- 5. The Politics of Deference: Old Regal Sacrality and New Divine Right of Kingship 128
- 6. The Politics of Consent (i): politia saecularis 172
- 7. The Politics of Consent (ii): politia ecclesiastica 209
- 8. The Watershed of Modern Politics 240
- Epilogue 286
- Notes 293
- Bibliography 353
- Index 391