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Summary:
Cohen and Cohen (both: history, York University) discuss life and society in Renaissance Italy, with descriptions of family, hierarchies, religion, morality, order, education, food, housing, clothes, disease and medicine, work, play, and typical life stages. Differences between urban and rural settings are considered, as are differences in social standing and economic class. Actual individuals are profiled. Approximately 40 illustrations are included. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [299]-303) and index.
Contents:
- 1. Italy in the Renaissance
- 2. Society: Who Was Who
- 3. Dangers
- 4. Family and Other Solidarities
- 5. Hierarchies
- 6. Moralities: Honor and Religion
- 7. Keeping Order
- 8. Media, Literacy, and Schooling
- 9. Spaces
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- 10. Time
- 11. Life Cycles: From Birth Through Adolescence
- 12. Life Cycles: From Marriage Through Death
- 13. Houses, Food, and Clothing
- 14. Disease and Healing
- 15. Work
- 16. Play
- 17. Last Words.
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