Outlines a provocative approach to diplomacy that addresses the needs of today's globalized world, covering issues ranging from economic imbalance and environmental stress with recommendations for specific actions to unify the resources of ...
Indeed, if two core themes can be identified running through Renaissance objects, poetry, and philosophy, it is a preoccupation with the individual human experience and “the destiny of men, caught in the inexorable process of Time” ...
I'm with messer Paolo di Grassi . And this morning I was in the house of Camilla the Sienese . My master , messer Paolo , was there and so were Chierico and the Abbot , two companions of messer Paolo . The watch came and arrested ...
In a curious reprise of Diogenes' report of Aristotle's aphorism 'Oh my friends, there is no friend', ... 26 A third sort of friend is 'of mean pitch' and will allow their friend 'some kind of dancing' but will judge it and thereby both ...
83 Mary F. S. Hervey, Holbein's “Ambassadors”: The Picture and the Men. An Historical Study (London: George Bell and Sons, 1900), pp. 53–5. 84 Picot, Les français italianisants, Vol. I, p. 85n. 85 Hervey, Holbein's “Ambassadors”, p.
Coriolanus, ed. Lee Bliss (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000), 103. 9. John Ripley, “Coriolanus” on Stage in England and America, 1609–1994 (Madison: Fairleight Dickinson University Press, 1994), 137. 10.
Labyrinth of desire: invention and culture in the work of Sir Philip Sidney. ... Touches of sweet harmony: Pythagorean cosmology and renaissance poetics. ... Philip Sidney and the poetics of renaissance cosmopolitanism.
“Aristocracy,” rule of the best in Aristotle's theoretical language, might seem at first sight a less anachronistic ... now has been mining a particularly rich vein of thought running through the intellectual history of imperial China.
Certain broad strands running through Williams's study persist in Renaissance Keywords: a simultaneous focus on language in history and on language as history in the area of culture and society; a probing of the limits, practical as ...
Tendencies in Renaissance Literary Theory