Law as Life in Italy, 1200–1800: Essays on Property, Gender, and Legal Practice in Honour of Thomas Kuehn

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Law as Life in Italy, 1200–1800: Essays on Property, Gender, and Legal Practice in Honour of Thomas KuehnDescription Law as Life in Italy consists of twelve innovative essays that redefine the possibilities of socio legal history in medieval and early modern Italy. Exploring topics including gender, agency, inheritance, property, political conflict, and material culture, the contributors illuminate how legal categories and assumptions shaped life across six centuries. Their studies draw on an array of sources, from juristic consilia and statutes to

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these essays examine how masculinity was constructed by external presentation

Published: 2004

4 (2022): 428-434

“Eyeing the ritual turn

“Isabella d’Este made the letter the quintessential expression of her ability to negotiate on behalf of herself

Deanna Shemek is Professor of Italian and European Studies at the University of California

Renaissance women writers and the representation of women in the literature of early modern Italy

and communication in the early modern world

1414–1430

“Firearms and Sports: Hunting”

and Giordano Bruno