Words and things in motion : methodological issues in studying the circulation of legal administrative lexicon and practices in Europe (12th-18th century) Authors Federica Lazzerini

Words and things in motion : methodological issues in studying the circulation of legal administrative lexicon and practices in Europe (12th-18th century) Authors Federica Lazzerini

  • Federica Lazzerini
  • Davide Morra
  • Francesco Senatore
Publisher:FedOA - Federico II University PressISBN 13: 9788868873356ISBN 10: 8868873354

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Words and things in motion : methodological issues in studying the circulation of legal administrative lexicon and practices in Europe (12th-18th century) Authors Federica Lazzerini is written by Federica Lazzerini and published by FedOA - Federico II University Press. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 8868873354 (ISBN 10) and 9788868873356 (ISBN 13).

This volume focuses on the circulation of words, objects and legal-administrative practices in pre-modern Europe, with particular attention to how the study of language and history can work together to shed new light on this subject. Historians, linguists, legal historians and art historians provide methodological perspectives and case studies. The topics discussed include the spread of common law in Europe, the impact of works of art and architecture on culture and administration, and the relationship between law and language, for example in translations. A special attention is also dedicated to the domain of electoral procedures, with a look at communal Italy, at the reception of the Venetian model throughout Europe and at the challenge of studying the cultural transfer of such practices.