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In 1537 Francesco Guicciardini, adviser and confidant to three popes, governor of several central Italian states, ambassador, administrator, military captain--and persona non grata with the ruling Medici after the siege of Florence--retired to his villa to write a history of his times.
Guicciardini, Francesco nell'Enciclopedia Treccani - Treccani - Treccani. Letterato e storico ( Firenze 1483 - Arcetri 1540); intraprese gli studî di diritto canonico e civile a Firenze che concluse nel 1505, divenendo, nello stesso anno, lettore di istituzioni di diritto civile; ambasciatore in Spagna dal 1512 al 1514, tornò a Firenze nel ...
Francesco Guicciardini [frančesko gviččardíny] (6. března 1483, Florencie – 22. května 1540, Arcetri) byl italský historik, politický filozof, diplomat a politik. Jeho nejslavnějším dílem je kniha Storia d'Italia ( Dějiny Itálie ), kde se pokusil využít novou historiografickou metodu, mnohem více opřenou o zdroje a analýzy než u jeho předchůdců.
Storia d’Italia di Francesco Guicciardini è un’opera storica significativa del XVI secolo che copre il periodo dal 1494 al 1532. Si tratta di una delle prime storie moderne dell’Italia e offre un’analisi dettagliata degli eventi politici, delle lotte di potere e delle dinamiche sociali dell’epoca.
Francesco Guicciardini was born into a long-established patrician family in Florence in 1483. He trained and then practised successfully as a lawyer, but in January 1512 was sent by the signoria, despite his youth, as ambassador to Spain.1 His mission was conducted against a background of acute tension and at a time when the goodwill of Ferdinand the Catholic — that master of deceit’ 2 ...
Francesco Guicciardini Palumbo Matteo, 1988, Liguori; Francesco Guicciardini 1985, Accademia Naz. dei Lincei; Francesco Guicciardini (1483-1983) nel 5° centenario della nascita 1983, Olschki; Guicciardini Cutinelli Rendina Emanuele, 2009, Salerno; Studi guicciardiniani Ridolfi Roberto, 1978, Olschki; Il reggimento di Firenze secondo Francesco ...
In the sixteenth century, on the contrary, the art of prose narrative was still in its infancy, but historians were among its leading practitioners. The historian’s craft is literary as well as analytic. Guicciardini’s extraordinary intellectual achievement cannot be separated from the way in which his great book works upon the reader.
