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- Publication Name
- Venice
- Title
- Venice
- Book Title
- Venice : the Remarkable History of the Lagoon City
- Subtitle
- The Remarkable History of the Lagoon City
- Narrator
- David Colacci
- Format
- Hardcover
- ISBN-10
- 0190859989
- EAN
- 9780190859985
- ISBN
- 9780190859985
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press, Incorporated
- Genre
- History
- Release Date
- 09/04/2024
- Release Year
- 2024
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- US
- Item Height
- 2.9in
- Item Length
- 8.4in
- Item Width
- 6.6in
- Item Weight
- 44.1 Oz
- Type
- Family & Social Groups
- Language
- English
- Publication Year
- 2024
- Topic
- Europe / Italy
- Number of Pages
- 800 Pages
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Venice, one of the world's most storied cities, has a long and remarkable history, told here in its full scope from its founding in the early Middle Ages to the present day. A place whose fortunes and livelihoods have been shaped to a large degree by its relationship with water, Venice is seen in Dennis Romano's account as a terrestrial and maritime power, whose religious, social, architectural, economic, and political histories have been determined by its unique geography.
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Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0190859989
ISBN-13
9780190859985
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Product Key Features
Book Title
Venice : the Remarkable History of the Lagoon City
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Europe / Italy
Publication Year
2024
Genre
History
Number of Pages
800 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
8.4in
Item Height
2.9in
Item Width
6.6in
Item Weight
44.1 Oz
Additional Product Features
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Dg675.6.R66 2024
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"Romano's new history of Venice is a triumph of scholarship and satisfying storytelling. His book surpasses previous treatments by balancing sweeping narrative and the telling detail, and by covering a far greater chronological span: from the last Ice Age, some 12,000 years ago, to the present day. His skillful discussions of political, military, and economic history are enriched by examinations of artworks and topics such as spying, book publishing, the early development of opera, and climate change across millennia. Those who love Venice and want it to thrive for generations to come will be indebted to Romano' erudition and analysis." -- Frederick Ilchman, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Chairman, Save Venice "Romano's book is a marvel. It is a total history from the beginnings to Venice as it is today. Romano covers almost two millennia and offers not just an account of high politics and culture but of all those whose lives were in some fashion made by Venice. Keep a copy near your most comfortable armchair. Browse the book again and again when thoughts of your visits to this most beautiful of cities drift back into your mind (as surely they must)." -- R.J.B. Bosworth, author of Italian Venice: A History "From the primordial waters of the lagoon to the touristed global Venice, Dennis Romano's book offers an eloquent and innovative account of the rise of one of the world's most beautiful cities. Romano assesses how the city on the water became so remarkable despite the many challenges its citizens faced for the past millennium and a half. By exploring many obscure byways other histories have ignored, he makes the rich history of the city and its culture come alive." -- Edward Muir, Northwestern University "This masterful summary offers a richly textured narrative of one of the longest-lived republics in history from its mythic origins to the present day and beyond. Read a chapter a day of this lengthy saga and in just three weeks you'll be rewarded with a multi-faceted view-war and peace, politics and trade, society and religion, civic ritual and the visual arts-of the full sweep of Venetian history." -- Patricia Fortini Brown, author of The Venetian Bride: Bloodlines and Blood Feuds in Venice and Its Empire, "The best single-volume guide to the city's past... Readers will delight in Romano's vivid accounts of Venice's constantly evolving cityscape, its architecture and its art... Few writers dare to cover the history of a single place over such an extended period. That Romano has done so is a gift." -- John Jeffries Martin, Washington Post "Romano's new history of Venice is a triumph of scholarship and satisfying storytelling. His book surpasses previous treatments by balancing sweeping narrative and the telling detail, and by covering a far greater chronological span: from the last Ice Age, some 12,000 years ago, to the present day. His skillful discussions of political, military, and economic history are enriched by examinations of artworks and topics such as spying, book publishing, the early development of opera, and climate change across millennia. Those who love Venice and want it to thrive for generations to come will be indebted to Romano's erudition and analysis." -- Frederick Ilchman, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Chairman, Save Venice"From the primordial waters of the lagoon to the touristed global Venice, Dennis Romano's book offers an eloquent and innovative account of the rise of one of the world's most beautiful cities. Romano assesses how the city on the water became so remarkable despite the many challenges its citizens faced for the past millennium and a half. By exploring many obscure byways other histories have ignored, he makes the rich history of the city and its culture come alive." -- Edward Muir, Northwestern University"This masterful summary offers a richly textured narrative of one of the longest-lived republics in history from its mythic origins to the present day and beyond. Read a chapter a day of this lengthy saga and in just three weeks you'll be rewarded with a multi-faceted view-war and peace, politics and trade, society and religion, civic ritual and the visual arts-of the full sweep of Venetian history." -- Patricia Fortini Brown, author of The Venetian Bride: Bloodlines and Blood Feuds in Venice and Its Empire"Romano's book is a marvel. It is a total history from the beginnings to Venice as it is today. Romano covers almost two millennia and offers not just an account of high politics and culture but of all those whose lives were in some fashion made by Venice. Keep a copy near your most comfortable armchair. Browse the book again and again when thoughts of your visits to this most beautiful of cities drift back into your mind (as surely they must)." -- R.J.B. Bosworth, author of Italian Venice: A History, "Romano's new history of Venice is a triumph of scholarship and satisfying storytelling. His book surpasses previous treatments by balancing sweeping narrative and the telling detail, and by covering a far greater chronological span: from the last Ice Age, some 12,000 years ago, to the present day. His skillful discussions of political, military, and economic history are enriched by examinations of artworks and topics such as spying, book publishing, the early development of opera, and climate change across millennia. Those who love Venice and want it to thrive for generations to come will be indebted to Romano's erudition and analysis." -- Frederick Ilchman, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Chairman, Save Venice "Romano's book is a marvel. It is a total history from the beginnings to Venice as it is today. Romano covers almost two millennia and offers not just an account of high politics and culture but of all those whose lives were in some fashion made by Venice. Keep a copy near your most comfortable armchair. Browse the book again and again when thoughts of your visits to this most beautiful of cities drift back into your mind (as surely they must)." -- R.J.B. Bosworth, author of Italian Venice: A History "From the primordial waters of the lagoon to the touristed global Venice, Dennis Romano's book offers an eloquent and innovative account of the rise of one of the world's most beautiful cities. Romano assesses how the city on the water became so remarkable despite the many challenges its citizens faced for the past millennium and a half. By exploring many obscure byways other histories have ignored, he makes the rich history of the city and its culture come alive." -- Edward Muir, Northwestern University "This masterful summary offers a richly textured narrative of one of the longest-lived republics in history from its mythic origins to the present day and beyond. Read a chapter a day of this lengthy saga and in just three weeks you'll be rewarded with a multi-faceted view-war and peace, politics and trade, society and religion, civic ritual and the visual arts-of the full sweep of Venetian history." -- Patricia Fortini Brown, author of The Venetian Bride: Bloodlines and Blood Feuds in Venice and Its Empire, Romano's new history of Venice is a triumph of scholarship and satisfying storytelling. His book surpasses previous treatments by balancing sweeping narrative and the telling detail, and by covering a far greater chronological span: from the last Ice Age, some 12,000 years ago, to the present day. His skillful discussions of political, military, and economic history are enriched by examinations of artworks and topics such as spying, book publishing, the earlydevelopment of opera, and climate change across millennia. Those who love Venice and want it to thrive for generations to come will be indebted to Romano' erudition and analysis., "Romano's new history of Venice is a triumph of scholarship and satisfying storytelling. His book surpasses previous treatments by balancing sweeping narrative and the telling detail, and by covering a far greater chronological span: from the last Ice Age, some 12,000 years ago, to the present day. His skillful discussions of political, military, and economic history are enriched by examinations of artworks and topics such as spying, book publishing, the early development of opera, and climate change across millennia. Those who love Venice and want it to thrive for generations to come will be indebted to Romano's erudition and analysis." -- Frederick Ilchman, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Chairman, Save Venice"Romano's book is a marvel. It is a total history from the beginnings to Venice as it is today. Romano covers almost two millennia and offers not just an account of high politics and culture but of all those whose lives were in some fashion made by Venice. Keep a copy near your most comfortable armchair. Browse the book again and again when thoughts of your visits to this most beautiful of cities drift back into your mind (as surely they must)." -- R.J.B. Bosworth, author of Italian Venice: A History"From the primordial waters of the lagoon to the touristed global Venice, Dennis Romano's book offers an eloquent and innovative account of the rise of one of the world's most beautiful cities. Romano assesses how the city on the water became so remarkable despite the many challenges its citizens faced for the past millennium and a half. By exploring many obscure byways other histories have ignored, he makes the rich history of the city and its culture come alive." -- Edward Muir, Northwestern University"This masterful summary offers a richly textured narrative of one of the longest-lived republics in history from its mythic origins to the present day and beyond. Read a chapter a day of this lengthy saga and in just three weeks you'll be rewarded with a multi-faceted view-war and peace, politics and trade, society and religion, civic ritual and the visual arts-of the full sweep of Venetian history." -- Patricia Fortini Brown, author of The Venetian Bride: Bloodlines and Blood Feuds in Venice and Its Empire, "Romano's new history of Venice is a triumph of scholarship and satisfying storytelling. His book surpasses previous treatments by balancing sweeping narrative and the telling detail, and by covering a far greater chronological span: from the last Ice Age, some 12,000 years ago, to the present day. His skillful discussions of political, military, and economic history are enriched by examinations of artworks and topics such as spying, book publishing, the early development of opera, and climate change across millennia. Those who love Venice and want it to thrive for generations to come will be indebted to Romano' erudition and analysis." -- Frederick Ilchman, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Chairman, Save Venice "Romano's book is a marvel. It is a total history from the beginnings to Venice as it is today. Romano covers almost two millennia and offers not just an account of high politics and culture but of all those whose lives were in some fashion made by Venice. Keep a copy near your most comfortable armchair. Browse the book again and again when thoughts of your visits to this most beautiful of cities drift back into your mind (as surely they must)." -- R.J.B. Bosworth, author of talian Venice: A History "From the primordial waters of the lagoon to the touristed global Venice, Dennis Romano's book offers an eloquent and innovative account of the rise of one of the world's most beautiful cities. Romano assesses how the city on the water became so remarkable despite the many challenges its citizens faced for the past millennium and a half. By exploring many obscure byways other histories have ignored, he makes the rich history of the city and its culture come alive." -- Edward Muir, Northwestern University "This masterful summary offers a richly textured narrative of one of the longest-lived republics in history from its mythic origins to the present day and beyond. Read a chapter a day of this lengthy saga and in just three weeks you'll be rewarded with a multi-faceted view-war and peace, politics and trade, society and religion, civic ritual and the visual arts-of the full sweep of Venetian history." -- Patricia Fortini Brown, author of The Venetian Bride: Bloodlines and Blood Feuds in Venice and Its Empire, "The best single-volume guide to the city's past... Readers will delight in Romano's vivid accounts of Venice's constantly evolving cityscape, its architecture and its art... Few writers dare to cover the history of a single place over such an extended period. That Romano has done so is a gift." -- John Jeffries Martin, Washington Post"Romano's new history of Venice is a triumph of scholarship and satisfying storytelling. His book surpasses previous treatments by balancing sweeping narrative and the telling detail, and by covering a far greater chronological span: from the last Ice Age, some 12,000 years ago, to the present day. His skillful discussions of political, military, and economic history are enriched by examinations of artworks and topics such as spying, book publishing, the earlydevelopment of opera, and climate change across millennia. Those who love Venice and want it to thrive for generations to come will be indebted to Romano's erudition and analysis." -- FrederickIlchman, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Chairman, Save Venice"From the primordial waters of the lagoon to the touristed global Venice, Dennis Romano's book offers an eloquent and innovative account of the rise of one of the world's most beautiful cities. Romano assesses how the city on the water became so remarkable despite the many challenges its citizens faced for the past millennium and a half. By exploring many obscure byways other histories have ignored, he makes the rich history of the city and its culture comealive." -- Edward Muir, Northwestern University"This masterful summary offers a richly textured narrative of one of the longest-lived republics in history from its mythic origins to the present day and beyond. Read a chapter a day of this lengthy saga and in just three weeks you'll be rewarded with a multi-faceted view-war and peace, politics and trade, society and religion, civic ritual and the visual arts-of the full sweep of Venetian history." -- Patricia Fortini Brown, author of The Venetian Bride:Bloodlines and Blood Feuds in Venice and Its Empire"Romano's book is a marvel. It is a total history from the beginnings to Venice as it is today. Romano covers almost two millennia and offers not just an account of high politics and culture but of all those whose lives were in some fashion made by Venice. Keep a copy near your most comfortable armchair. Browse the book again and again when thoughts of your visits to this most beautiful of cities drift back into your mind (as surely they must)." -- R.J.B.Bosworth, author of Italian Venice: A History, "Romano's new history of Venice is a triumph of scholarship and satisfying storytelling. His book surpasses previous treatments by balancing sweeping narrative and the telling detail, and by covering a far greater chronological span: from the last Ice Age, some 12,000 years ago, to the present day. His skillful discussions of political, military, and economic history are enriched by examinations of artworks and topics such as spying, book publishing, the early development of opera, and climate change across millennia. Those who love Venice and want it to thrive for generations to come will be indebted to Romano's erudition and analysis." -- Frederick Ilchman, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Chairman, Save Venice"Romano's book is a marvel. It is a total history from the beginnings to Venice as it is today. Romano covers almost two millennia and offers not just an account of high politics and culture but of all those whose lives were in some fashion made by Venice. Keep a copy near your most comfortable armchair. Browse the book again and again when thoughts of your visits to this most beautiful of cities drift back into your mind (as surely they must)." -- R.J.B. Bosworth, author of Italian Venice: A History"From the primordial waters of the lagoon to the touristed global Venice, Dennis Romano's book offers an eloquent and innovative account of the rise of one of the world's most beautiful cities. Romano assesses how the city on the water became so remarkable despite the many challenges its citizens faced for the past millennium and a half. By exploring many obscure byways other histories have ignored, he makes the rich history of the city and its culture come alive." -- Edward Muir, Northwestern University"This masterful summary offers a richly textured narrative of one of the longest-lived republics in history from its mythic origins to the present day and beyond. Read a chapter a day of this lengthy saga and in just three weeks you'll be rewarded with a multi-faceted view-war and peace, politics and trade, society and religion, civic ritual and the visual arts-of the full sweep of Venetian history." -- Patricia Fortini Brown, author of The Venetian Bride: Bloodlines and Blood Feuds in Venice and Its Empire"The best single-volume guide to the city's past... Readers will delight in Romano's vivid accounts of Venice's constantly evolving cityscape, its architecture and its art... Few writers dare to cover the history of a single place over such an extended period. That Romano has done so is a gift." -- John Jeffries Martin, Washington Post
Table of Content
Introduction Part One: Medieval Venice Ch. 1 Before Venice Ch. 2 To Rialto Ch. 3 Ducal Venice Ch. 4 Between Empires and Beyond the Sea Ch. 5 From Ducal to Communal Rule Ch. 6 The Fourth Crusade and the Creation of a Mediterranean Empire Ch. 7 Society and Politics in the Thirteenth Century Ch. 8 The Consolidation of the Patrician Regime Ch. 9 Calamity and Survival Part Two: Renaissance Venice Ch. 10 The Early Renaissance and the Turn toward Italy Ch. 11 Taming the Lion Ch. 12 The Industrial and Ceremonial City Ch. 13 Late Renaissance Venetian Society Ch. 14 Roman Venice and the End of the Renaissance Part Three: Old Regime Venice Ch. 15 The Transformative Seventeenth Century Ch. 16 Reform, Revolution, and the End of the Republic Ch. 17 Austrian Venice Part Four: Modern and Contemporary Venice Ch. 18 Italian Venice Ch. 19 Fascist and Cold War Venice Ch. 20 Global Venice Conclusion Acknowledgments Notes Bibliography Index, IntroductionPart One: Medieval VeniceCh. 1 Before VeniceCh. 2 To RialtoCh. 3 Ducal VeniceCh. 4 Between Empires and Beyond the SeaCh. 5 From Ducal to Communal RuleCh. 6 The Fourth Crusade and the Creation of a Mediterranean EmpireCh. 7 Society and Politics in the Thirteenth CenturyCh. 8 The Consolidation of the Patrician RegimeCh. 9 Calamity and SurvivalPart Two: Renaissance VeniceCh. 10 The Early Renaissance and the Turn toward ItalyCh. 11 Taming the LionCh. 12 The Industrial and Ceremonial CityCh. 13 Late Renaissance Venetian SocietyCh. 14 Roman Venice and the End of the RenaissancePart Three: Old Regime VeniceCh. 15 The Transformative Seventeenth CenturyCh. 16 Reform, Revolution, and the End of the RepublicCh. 17 Austrian VenicePart Four: Modern and Contemporary VeniceCh. 18 Italian VeniceCh. 19 Fascist and Cold War VeniceCh. 20 Global VeniceConclusion AcknowledgmentsNotes BibliographyIndex
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2023-032463
Dewey Decimal
945.311
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Dewey Edition
23
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