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(Ebook) Institutional Culture in Early Modern Society by Anne Goldgar, Robert I. Frost, editors ISBN 9789004138803, 9004138803

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Authors:Anne Goldgar, Robert I. Frost, editors
Pages:393 pages.
Year:2004
Editon:1st
Publisher:Brill
Language:english
File Size:1.67 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9789004138803, 9004138803
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(Ebook) Institutional Culture in Early Modern Society by Anne Goldgar, Robert I. Frost, editors ISBN 9789004138803, 9004138803

The essays in this volume take a fresh look at the history of institutions in the early modern world. Casting a broad look across a variety of institutions, from missionary societies to guilds, from lawcourts to academies, and exploring institutions across western Europe and Britain, the volume as a whole invites a newly comparative understanding of the nature of formal institutions in the period. By envisaging disparate institutions as having, to some degree, similar self-perceptions, strategies, and rituals, these essays begin to build up a picture of how early modern institutions functioned overall. The book will appeal to anyone interested in the social and culture history of early modern communities, as well as offering insights into the relationship of institutions and the developing state.
Cobntributors include: Ian Anders Gadd; Reed Benhamou; Susan Brown; Gayle Brunelle; Janelle Day Jenstad; Robert Frost; Anne Goldgar; Anthony Grafton; Kristine Haugen; Steve Hindle; Florence Hsia; Joanna Innes; Victor Morgan; Eve Rosenhaft; James Shaw; Keith Wrightson.
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