Cultures of Exchange : Mercantile Mentalities between Italy & the World (XII-XVI C.) (Toronto Italian Studies)

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Cultures of Exchange : Mercantile Mentalities between Italy & the World (XII-XVI C.) (Toronto Italian Studies)

Barsella, Susanna (EDT)/ Caferro, William (EDT)/ Maifreda, Germano (EDT)

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 474 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781487549879

Full Description

Cultures of Exchange examines the mercantile culture of the Italian peninsula, whose wealth and geographic location made it a focal point of cultural exchange in the Mediterranean. The volume explores the integration of the peninsula into international and global networks, the effect on societal structures and attitudes, and the role in the transfer and reception of knowledge, goods, and peoples.

Susanna Barsella, William Caferro, and Germano Maifreda bring together the work of an array of scholars - literary critics, art historians, numismatists, and historians - using diverse methodologies that provide a genuinely interdisciplinary discussion of a field that is still in its elemental stages. The chapters in the volume deal with interrelated issues from diverse perspectives, questioning whether cultural exchange also involved cultural appropriation, while interrogating the political, economic, social, religious, material, artistic, gendered, and racial aspects of exchange. Essays on cartography offer a strong visual component to the book, and the use of digital humanities adds to the methodological sophistication in assessing primary source materials.

Bringing into conversation the work of a broad range of scholars, Cultures of Exchange is written with accessibility and readability in mind and is a major intervention in the growing field of Mediterranean Studies.

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Susanna Barsella, William Caferro, and Germano Maifreda

Part I - The Context: A Network of Diversities

Revising a Paradigm: Florence, Capitalism, and International Trade
William Caferro

Florentine Merchants and Texts in Translation (c. 1460-75)
Laura Ingallinella

Coordinating Color across the Medieval Mediterranean: Dyestuffs and their Exchange in an Era of Growth (c.1000-1350)
Stephanie Leitzel

Swallowed by the Leviathan: Transmission and Transformation of Italian Public Banks in the Spanish Empire, XV-XVI cc.
Sama Mammadova

Baldassare Degli Embriachi, World Maps, and Trade Networks
Joanne Morice

Transgressing Periphery, Dressing Otherness: Locating Geo-Cultural Spaces of
Diversity in the Medieval Mediterranean
Roberta Morosini

Global Exchange, Then and Now: The Digital Discovery of Dati's La Sfera
Laura Morreale

Part II - Cultures of Exchange and their Discontents

Dante and the Merchants: A Portrait of Ambivalence
Teodolinda Barolini

Practical Mathematical Knowledge and Economic Dynamics in the Italian South
Maria Teresa De Luca

Allegorical Economies: Fortune, Reason, and the Cultures of Exchange in Late Medieval France and Italy
Filippo Petricca

Born under Mercury: God's Influence on the Future Perspective of the Medieval Italian Merchant
Nicolò Zennaro

Part III - Money and Wealth

The Importance of Coins: Messer Torello's Story by Master of Charles of Durazzo
Elsa Filosa

Between the Decameron and the Bill of Exchange: New Insights on Medieval Merchants' Notebooks
Stefano Locatelli

For the Salvation of His Soul? The Merchant Marco Carelli and His Fabulous Donation
Martina Saltamacchia

Part IV - The Ethics of Exchange

Tracing Representations of Domestic Slavery in Medieval and Early Modern Italy
Beatrice Arduini

Translating Moral Economy: Vernacular, Scholastic Thought and Mercantile
Culture
Giovanni Ceccarelli

The Treatment of Piracy and Robbery in the Decameron
Alessandro Ceteroni

Part V - Society, and the Politics of Exchange

Dante and Production/Dante and Wealth/Boccaccio and Mercantile Ethics
Susanna Barsella

The Representation of Political Economy in Venetian Chronicles c. 1300-c. 1500
Giorgio Lizzul

Jewish Women's Agency in Premodern Trade: Evidences from an (Infamous) Inquisitorial Trial (Trent, 1475-76)
Germano Maifreda

A Money-changer as Would-be Noble in Medieval Venice
Alan M. Stahl

An Ottoman-Venetian Merchant in the Sultan's Service: Alvise Gritti (c. 1480-1534) and the
Competing Ottoman-Habsburg Universalisms in the Early Sixteenth-Century Mediterranean
Ebru Turan