Abbazie e paesaggi medievali in Toscana

The volume collects the contributions of the 'study day' held on June 16, 2010 at the University of Florence on Abbeys and medieval landscapes in Tuscany, that is, on the forms of the territory that have structured the ways of life in the countryside of our region for centuries. Today an i...

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Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Firenze University Press.
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520 |a The volume collects the contributions of the 'study day' held on June 16, 2010 at the University of Florence on Abbeys and medieval landscapes in Tuscany, that is, on the forms of the territory that have structured the ways of life in the countryside of our region for centuries. Today an infatuation is observed for that kind of landscape, which is confirmed by a lack of interest for its conservation or for transformations respectful of the rules that produced it. It is therefore appropriate to submit to the historic method a synthetic view of the medieval landscape, from the ancient premises to the economic reasons that led to the monastic and feudal forms, up to the appearance of a new structure appreciated for its useful beauty, in a persistent substratum of mysterious storytelling. Tuscany allows multiple evidence of what actually survives of the pervasive order established in the Middle Ages also for its exemplary literary and iconographic representations, both contemporary and of the medieval times. 
505 0 |a Intoduzione / Gabriele Concini, Leonardo Rombai, Mariella Zoppi -- La costruzione del paesaggio in Toscana. Qualche considerazione sui secoli XII-XV / Giuliano Pinto -- Monachesimo benedettino e paesaggi agrari nella Toscana medievale (XI-XIV secolo) / Francesco Salvestrini -- I beni comuni nella Toscana medievale / Marco Bicchierai -- La distribuzione degli Enti regolari nel paesaggio medievale toscano / Giancarlo Macchi Jdnica -- Paesaggi e luoghi immaginari nei Medioevo / Anna Benvenuti -- Beni comuni e usi civici nella Toscana lorenese, con permanenze attuali / Leonardo Rombai -- II paesaggio medievale nell'iconografia / Antonella Piras -- Di orti e giardini fra il 500 e il Mille / Mariella Zoppi -- Profili degli autori. 
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