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Journal articles on the topic "Idées politiques – Italie – 16e siècle"
Baggioni, Laurent. "Circulation des idées et des pratiques politiques. France et Italie (XIIIe-XVIe siècle), études réunies par Anne Lemonde et Ilaria Taddei, Rome, École française de Rome, 2013." Histoire urbaine 46, no. 2 (2016): X. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rhu.046.0186.
Full textOtchakovsky-Laurens, François. "Anne Lemonde et Ilaria Taddei (dir.) Circulation des idées et des pratiques politiques. France et Italie (XIIIe-XVIe siècle) Rome, École française de Rome, 2013, 406 p." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 70, no. 03 (September 2015): 764–66. http://dx.doi.org/10.1353/ahs.2015.0138.
Full textMontcher, Fabien. "Circulation des idées et des pratiques politiques France et Italie (XIIIe–XVIe siècle). Anne Lemonde and Ilaria Taddei, eds. Collection de l’École française de Rome 478. Rome: École française de Rome, 2013. ix + 406 pp. €40." Renaissance Quarterly 69, no. 1 (2016): 291–93. http://dx.doi.org/10.1086/686380.
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Bouvignies, Isabelle. "Éléments pour la reconstruction de la genèse de l'État de droit constitutionnel démocratique des guerres d'Italie (1494-1559) aux guerres de religion (1559-1589) : Machiavel, Bodin et la réforme française." Paris 4, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA040222.
Full textMachiavelian political thought emerged on the foreground of an obliteration of the religious conception of the world, among the disorders created by the wars of Italy. In France, Bodin thought, on the contrary, as wars of religion between Catholics and Protestants were at their most, was claiming that the “royal monarchy” was the only solution to avoid religious division — his proposition of a royal State is usually considered as a prefiguration of modern State. The rule of law appears actually as a legal structure for State. In fact, the concept of absolute sovereignty is the core of Bodin’s theological and political thought. The bodinian State is not founded on constitutional and democratic premises, but on a domestication of violence. After 1572, in the kingdom of France, immediate disciples of Calvin: Bèze, Duplessis-Mornay and Hotman, reacted to the royal violence. Their convictions were also religious, but founded on another conception of the relation between politics and religion. In some way, we can say that the modern State was born from this tension between absolute sovereignty — which is a conception of law — and a new conception of religion, inclining to autonomy, through the claim for individuals to practise their religion freely, and even under a State as warrant — which is another conception of law, and of the rule of law
Villard, Renaud. "Du bien commun au mal nécessaire : tyrannies, assassinats politiques et souveraineté en Italie, vers 1470-vers 1600." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040093.
Full textThis research concerns the wave of political assassinations in early modern Italy, wave which has been associated to the debate on tyrannicide: an idea of the tyrant spreds, seeing him as man of the inversion of values, of the physical and spiritual destruction of the community. This idea meets with a response from the spiritual and political instability: the conspirator, by killing this tyrant and by mutilated his body, intends to uncover the hidden monster, in order to enable the return of political and religious harmony. This frequency of real or imaginary conspiracies leads the sovereigns to amend their authority. The prince, thanks to a discourse on necessary obediance, thanks to the use of dissimulations, thanks to his accepted capacity of illegitime violence, establishes himself as a principle of power, separated from his body's materiality - this has the effect of weakening political murders which were supported first this uncovering of the prince's body
Mellet, Paul-Alexis. "Passé et présent chez les monarchomaques protestants de langue française, vers 1560-vers 1600." Tours, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004TOUR2015.
Full textThe first question the author examines is : what is a monarchomach treatise ? He distinguishes five categories, and establishes a corpus of ten monarchomach books. These treatises are different from the pamphlets composed after the Saint-Bartholomew's day trauma. Their diffusion in Europe in the late sixteenth century means that they escaped censure. Their constitutionalism is based upon a limited king and a extended Parliament. Past and present are destined to fulfill an institutional function
Myers, Nicholas. "La représentation du prince et le problème de l'autorité en Angleterre et en France : vers 1558 - vers 1600." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040113.
Full textThis study focusses on the end of the renaissance and the beginning of the baroque period. At this time, the monarch can be seen as both real and fictional. Cornerstone of the political and religious order, he is equally the point on which the collective imaginary converges. We study the ways in which the prince is represented; how his authority is constructed or deconstructed by the process of interpretation. The triangular problem of authority, representation and interpretation constitutes the backbone of our study. Since England fully participates in the major intellectual movements originating on the continent - humanism and reformation - we give an account of royal imagery in France during the period. In the first section, we sketch the main features of the royal image inherited from the classical period, as well as the way in which it is reshaped in the early 16th century, in the writings of such as Tyndale and Ponet. In the second section we study, against their historical background, the imaginary representations of Elizabeth I and James I, but equally, for the alternative perspective they afford, those of Henri III and Henri IV. We conclude that the civil war and commonwealth period marks the end of an episteme, inasmuch as the monarchy will never again recover its magical prestige in the collective imaginary, and that henceforth it is obliged to cede its monopoly as source of rational justice to the corpus of legal texts and those who interpret them. We have attempted to clarify the obscure and complex interplay between literature and history, a dialectic in which the monarch is both agent and object. What is proposed is a study on the text, the intertext and the context centered on the prince
Broch, Julien. "Les "Politiques" (1559-1598) : contribution à la théorie de l'Etat royal." Aix-Marseille 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009AIX32088.
Full textThe "Politiques" are magistrates and jurists who're going to take the defense of the kingship during the French Wars of Religion. They're catholics of moderate ideas who recommand a policy of tolerance justified by the idea that the State is first in comparaison to the questions of faith. Threatened in its principle, the monarchy needs of their part a work of clarification of it foundations. They try to reach the restoration of the State in order to impose the peace. Around the Chancellor Michel de L'Hospita they made the choice to change the king into an arbitrator above the religious factions ; beneath that affirmation, there's a crucial idea that the sovereign cannot be at the head of the party. Certain jurists and scholars as Pasquier, Le Roy or Du Haillan follow the teachings of Seyssel and detect in the past of France the trace of a mixed regime. After the St. Bartholomew's day massacre (24th August 1572), the radicalization of the monarchomachs and catholics political ideas encourages the Politics adhere to the idea of the strong State. Bodin will be the theorist of this party who advocates the absolute independence of the king. This change proves that moderation allows them to adopt the most compatible attitude with their cause. To defend the rights of prince Henri of Navarre to the crown, they associate the Salic law with the divine law and the natural law. As consequence, the prince detains a power of divine right which makes of him a deus in terris. This consolidates the idea that the power to make the law is surely the monopoly of the sovereign. The « Politiques » also participate in the development of the « national » feeling which has for consequence that the State is a unity embodied in the king. Finally, the conjunction of the gallicanism and the religious « irénisme » seems, in many consideration, to be convenient on the return to the Protestants inside the Church of Rome
Micallef, Fabrice. "L' Europe des possibles : crises et compétitions politiques pendant les "Affaires de Provence" (vers 1580-1610)." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010574.
Full textArabeyre, Patrick. "Les idées politiques à Toulouse à la veille de la Réforme : recherches autour de l'œuvre de Guillaume Benoît (1455-1516), canoniste." Dijon, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999DIJOD008.
Full textLaurent, Sylvène. "Un pouvoir en images : les usages de la représentation royale sous Philippe II d'Espagne." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040114.
Full textPallini-Martin, Agnès. "Réseaux florentins, négoce et politique à Lyon autour de 1500 : Giuliano da Gagliano et la compagnie Salviati." Paris, EHESS, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013EHES0022.
Full textOur work offers a comparison and an analysis in parallel with account books of Florentine market bankers in Lyon, at the end of the Middle Ages: Giuliano da Gagliano, a market banker working for the Medici account and the Alamanno & Jacopo Salviati company. The account books, kept in the Italian archives, allow us to conduct an analysis of marketing practices and the internal runnings of companies, and offer another point of view other than that of the French sources of the presence and the role of the Florentines in Lyon. Our study also brings to light the Florentine companies’ strategy matters, which are very different from each other, and their political and commercial networks for an unknow period. Giuliano da Gagliano is a merchant who works for other companies such as that of Medici and Bartolini and which lead the more political and commercial activities. As for the Salviati company, it is a large-scale marketing company which finds, in Lyon, the necessary implantation for a specialist company in the imports-exports field. Finally, our work replaces their family journeys and their political and commercial choices in the Florentine political context, which are clear in the mode of composition of the Salviati archives
Hong, Ki-Won. "La pensée politique de François Hotman articulée sur une perspective nationale." Aix-Marseille 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008AIX32002.
Full textIn studying François Hotman’s political thought, this dissertation focuses on the new intellectual and political movement which was shaping the sixteenth-century France : national sovereignty in the law and in the politics. The need for a national code led the jurist to reject the Justinian Corpus iuris civilis, though he never meant to discard the study of ratio and aequitas, the core of the classical Roman law. National political sovereignty doesn’t permit any interference from the See of Rome. The French royal court occupied by the Lorrains and the Italo-Gaulish worried Hotman over the constitutional tradition of French monarchy, as the controversy with Jean-Papire Masson reveals Hotman’s concerns very clearly
Books on the topic "Idées politiques – Italie – 16e siècle"
Circulation des idées et des pratiques politiques: France et Italie (XIIIe-XVIe siècle). Roma: École française de Rome, 2013.
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