Palgrave Advances in Renaissance Historiography

DAVID ABULAFIA Professor of Mediterranean History, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, UKROBERT BLACK Professor of Renaissance History, University of Leeds, UKWARREN BOUTCHER Lecturer, Queen Mary University of London, UKJUDITH BROWN Professor of History, Faculty of Modern History, University of Oxford, UKPETER BURKE Professor of History, Emmanuel College, Cambridge, UKRICCARDO FUBINI Professor of Renaissance History, University of Florence, ItalyJAMES HANKINS Professor of Early Modern European History, Harvard University, Massachusetts, USAJOHN J. MARTIN Professor of History, Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas, USAJOHN M. NAJEMY Professor of History, Cornell University, New York, USABRIAN W. OGILVIE Associate Professor of History, University of Massachusetts Amhurst, Massachusetts, USAALESSANDRO ARCANGELI Lecturer in Renaissance and Early Modern History, University of Verona, ItalyCATHERINE M. SOUSSLOFF Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture, University of California, Santa Cruz, USA

• Introduction; J.Woolfson PART I Burkhardt's Ambivalent Renaissance; J.Woolfson The Diffusion of the Italian Renaissance: Southern Italy and Beyond; D.Abulafia Renaissance Europe and the World; P.Burke PART II Renaissance Humanism and Historiography Today; J.Hankins The Renaissance and Humanism: Origins and Definitions; R.Black Renaissance Humanism and its Development in Florentine Civic Culture; R.Fubini PART III Art; C.M.Soussloff Society; A.Arcangeli Gender; J.Brown Religion; J.M.Martin Literature; W.Boutcher Science; B.Ogilvie Politics and Political Thought; J.Najemy Select Bibliography Index