Paul F. Grendler

Autore di La scuola nel Rinascimento italiano

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Paul F. Grendler, Professor of History Emeritus of the University of Toronto, has published ten books, six on education in Renaissance and Early Modern Europe. He has received many fellowships and awards, including the International Galileo Galilei Prize, the Paul Oskar Kristeller Lifetime mostra altro Achievement Award and the George E. Ganss, S.J., Award in Jesuit Studies. mostra meno

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Popolari Recenti

La scuola nel Rinascimento italiano (1989) 41 copie

Encyclopedia of the Renaissance (1999) 31 copie

The Universities of the Italian Renaissance (2002) 25 copie

The University of Mantua, the Gonzaga, and the Jesuits, 1584-1630 (2009) 11 copie

The Roman Inquisition and the Venetian Press (1977) 11 copie

The Jesuits and Italian Universities 1548-1773 (2017) 9 copie

Encyclopedia of the Renaissance: Volume 3, Galen - Lyon (1999) 9 copie

Encyclopedia of the Renaissance, Vol. 4: Machiavelli-Petrarchism (1999) 9 copie

Renaissance Quarterly — A cura di — 7 copie

Encyclopedia of the Renaissance: Volume 5, Peucer - Sforza (1999) 7 copie

An Italian Renaissance reader (1992) 6 copie

Encyclopedia of the Renaissance: Volume 2, Class - Furio Ceriol (1999) 6 copie

Encyclopedia of the Renaissance, Vol. 6: Shakespeare-Zwingli (1999) 6 copie

Renaissance Education Between Religion And Politics (Variorum Collected Studies Series) (2006) 4 copie

The Renaissance: An Encyclopedia for Students Vol (2004) 4 copie

The European Renaissance in American Life (2006) 3 copie

Critics of the Italian World (1530-1560): Anton Francesco Doni, Nicolo Franco and Ortensio Lando (1969) 3 copie

The Renaissance: An Encyclopedia for Students: Vol 2 (2004) 3 copie

The Renaissance: An Encyclopedia for Students: Vol 3 (2004) 3 copie

The Renaissance: An Encyclopedia for Students: Volume 4 (2004) 3 copie

Renaissance Quarterly, Volume Lvi (56) Number 3, Summer 2003 3 copie

L'inquisizione romana e l'editoria a Venezia: 1540-1605 (1983) 2 copie

The Renaissance: An Encyclopedia for Students (2004) 2 copie

Aldus Manutius: humanist, teacher, and printer 2 copie

Jesuit schools and universities in Europe 1548-1773 (2018) 2 copie

Books and Schools in the Italian Renaissance (Collected Studies Series, Cs473) (1995) 1 copia

Schooling in Western Europe 1 copia

Humanism, Universities, and Jesuit Education in Late Renaissance Italy (History of Early Modern Educational Thought, 4) (2022) 1 copia

Renaissance Quarterly, Volume Lvi (56) Number 1, Spring 2003 1 copia

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BL (4) BLL (2) book publishing and editing - 16th century Europe (1) Cinquecento (2) consultazione (2) Cultura (2) da leggere (3) diario (2) early modern (4) Education. Humanistic -- Italy -- History (2) Educazione (8) Enciclopedia (7) Europa (2) general knowledge (6) Gesuiti (4) Hayes (1) History Fair-Freshman (4) indianspringslibrary (7) Inquisition -- Italy -- Venice (1) Italia (8) Jesuits--Education (Higher)--Italy--History--16th century (1) Judith Rice-Henderson - Carol Poster and Linda C. Mitchell (2007) - bibliography (1) Letteratura (2) M. Wyatt (2005) bibliography (4) medievale (2) Oberlin College authors (2) pdf (6) Renaissance -- Italy (2) Rinascimento (27) Session10-003335_Roger-Weir-Library_Move10_Box1439 (1) Shakespeare--reference (4) Storia (5) Storia d'Europa (3) Storia della pedagogia (2) storia della prima età moderna (2) Storia intellettuale (2) Universities and colleges -- Italy -- History (2) università (2) XVII secolo (2) XVIII secolo (2)

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Informazioni generali

Nome canonico: Grendler, Paul F.
Data di nascita: 1936
Sesso: male
Attività lavorative: historian

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Schooling in Renaissance Italy: Literacy and… di Professor Paul F. Grendler

An essential text for understanding the intellectual world of Renaissance Italy and the ways and means of the acquisition of Latin literacy and other educational pursuits in the period concerned here-- 1300 to 1600. How and why did the author responsible for the works attributed to Shake-speare come to have such a fascination for the culture and intellectual world of 16th century Italy and for the literature of classic Greece (Attic) and Rome? Grendler's studies help us see how and why--even if this is not his primary objective.… (altro)

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