dc.description.tableofcontents | INTRODUCTION
-- Beyond the Public Sphere: A Historiographical Transition, by Massimo Rospocher
-- THEORY AND PRACTICES
-- The Early-Modern State and the Rise of the Public Sphere. A Systems-Theory Approach, by Andreas Gestrich
-- Absolutism and the Birth of the Public Sphere. A Critical View of a Model, by Francesco Benigno
-- The Richness of History and the Multiplicity of Experiences in Early Modern Societies. The Self-Description of «Alteuropa» by Luhmann, by Angela De Benedictis
-- SPACES, VOICES, HUMORS
-- An Evanescent Public Sphere. Voices, Spaces, and Publics in Venice during the Italian Wars, by Massimo Rospocher and Rosa Salzberg
-- Public Sphere or Communication Triangle? Information and Politics in Early Modern Europe, by Filippo De Vivo
-- «Fama», Humors, and Conflicts. A Re-reading of Machiavelli’s «Florentine Histories», by Sandro Landi
-- PUBLICS
-- Constructing Selves, Making Publics: Geometry and Poetry in Descartes and Sidney, by Shankar Raman
-- 1514, 1516, 1517: The Public Space and its Limits, by Silvana Seidel Menchi
-- Social Networking. The «Album amicorum» and Early Modern Public Making, by Bronwen Wilson
-- OPINIONS
-- «There are lots of papers going around and it’d be better if there weren’t». Broadsides and Public Opinion in the Spanish Monarchy in the Seventeenth Century, by Antonio Castillo Gomez
-- The Making of a Public Issue in Early Modern Europe. The Spanish Inquisition and Public Opinion in the Netherlands, by Arjan van Dixhoorn
-- Public Opinion and Free-market Morality in Old Regime and Revolutionary France, by Charles Walton
-- Public/Secret: Eighteenth-Century Hesitations about «Public Opinion», by Edoardo Tortarolo
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