Publications

Authors:

Arcangeli, Alessandro

Title:

Girolamo Donzellini on Anger: Managing Emotions between Inquisition Trials

Year:

2012

Type of item:

Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)

Tipologia ANVUR:

Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)

Language:

Inglese

Book Title:

Late Medieval and Early Modern Religious Dissents: Conflicts and Plurality in Renaissance Europe

Publisher:

Edizioni Il Campano Arnus University Books

ISBN:

9788865281420

Page numbers:

58-77

Keyword:

Girolamo Donzellini; anger; history of emotions

Short description of contents:

Religion is relevant in many ways to the study of the historical construction, expression and perception of passions. Medieval theologians have developed some of the vocabulary and categories most influential in the West. But what about a sixteenth-century learned Latin treatise on anger written by an Italian physician who, within merely two years, will be drowned after a trial before the Venetian Inquisition? Since that was not his first encounter with that tribunal, how much did his personal troubles affect his choice of a subject and way of treating it? Was he expecting, by writing, to influence any future reconsiderations of his orthodoxy – and can we assess whether he actually did in any direction?

Product ID:

75155

Handle IRIS:

11562/479749

Deposited On:

November 22, 2012

Last Modified:

October 25, 2022

Bibliographic citation:

Arcangeli, Alessandro, Girolamo Donzellini on Anger: Managing Emotions between Inquisition Trials Late Medieval and Early Modern Religious Dissents: Conflicts and Plurality in Renaissance Europe , Edizioni Il Campano Arnus University Books , 2012 , pp. 58-77

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