Society and the professions in Italy, 1860-1914
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Society and the professions in Italy, 1860-1914
（Cambridge studies in Italian history and culture）
Cambridge University Press, 2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
This is the first social and cultural study of the principal 'free' professions in Italy between unification and the First World War. It is a major contribution both to our understanding of the history of the bourgeoisie in Italy and to the developing role of professions in modern European society. The first section discusses the formation of modern Italian engineering, notarial occupations, law, and medicine, and the close involvement of members of the professions with the State and the university. The second section makes an important contribution to the study of Italian society of the period. It analyses the interrelation between the professions, the nobility and Parliament, and examines the social status of members of the professions - how they saw themselves, and how they were viewed by others. The collection as a whole offers a fresh review of the modern Italian bourgeoisie.
目次
- Introduction Maria Malatesta
- Part I. The Formation of the Professions: 1. Universities and professions Andrea Camelli
- 2. A jurist for united Italy: the training and culture of Neapolitan lawyers in the nineteenth century Aldo Mazzacane
- 3. Officials and professionals: notaries, the State and the market principle Marco Santoro
- 4. Between the State and the market: physicians in liberal Italy Paolo Frascani
- 5. The engineering profession 1802-1923 Michela Minesso
- Part II. Professions and Society: 6. Italian professionals: markets, incomes, estates and identities Alberto Mario Banti
- 7. Aristocracy and professions Giovanni Montroni
- 8. The professions in Parliament Fulvio Cammarano
- 9. Professionals in politics: clientelism and networks Luigi Musella.
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