Come gestire un incarico pubblico. De gerendo magistratu
Testo latino con traduzione italiana a fronte. Traduzione inglese in fondo. A cura di Stefano U. Baldassarri, James Hankins e GuangXian Tang. Premessa di Mario Ascheri
Edited by Baldassarri, Stefano Ugo Edited by Hankins, James Edited by Tang, Guangxian By (author) Patrizi da Siena, Francesco
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(May 2026)
ISBN: 9788822295491
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Francesco Patrizi da Siena (1413-1494) fu uno dei principali pensatori politici del Rinascimento europeo. Nel XVI secolo le sue opere risultarono pari, per diffusione e influenza, a quelle di Machiavelli, Erasmo da Rotterdam e Tommaso Moro. Il De gerendo magistratu (1447) costituisce il primo testo politico composto da Patrizi: in queste pagine, egli riassume i princìpi sottesi alla rinascimentale “politica della virtù”, di cui Patrizi fu il massimo esponente. Per le sue caratteristiche, il De gerendo magistratu risulta, quindi, in netta contrapposizione al realismo amorale del Principe machiavelliano, fornendo una chiara sintesi di ciò che la cultura del Rinascimento mirava a promuovere attraverso la “politica della virtù”.
- Edited by Baldassarri, Stefano Ugo
- Edited by Hankins, James
- Edited by Tang, Guangxian
- By (author) Patrizi da Siena, Francesco
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