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Städte in der Frühen Neuzeit

byUlrich Rosseaux

Genres: History The Industrial Revolution Social History

Who is this book for? Readers interested in historical analysis and urban studies.

Topics Economic DevelopmentSocial StructureCultural Identity

MoodReflective

Die Stadt der Frühen Neuzeit war der Motor der Wirtschaft und des Fortschritts, sie war kulturelles Zentrum und Heimstätte des sich entwickelnden Bürgertums. Aufbauend auf einer systematischen Darstellung der frühneuzeitlichen städtischen Demographie und der verschiedenen Stadttypen behandelt Ulrich Rosseaux all diejenigen entscheidenden Vorgänge, die die weitere Entwicklung von Bürgertum und Stadt bis ins 19. Jahrhundert hinein am nachhaltigsten geprägt haben. Er zeichnet die Entwicklung von Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft und Politik nach, schildert das Verhältnis von Stadt, Kirche und Religion sowie von Stadt und Umwelt und behandelt abschließend ausführlich das alltägliche Leben in der Stadt. Die frühneuzeitliche Stadt ist ein überreicher Kosmos, dessen Strukturen hier klar und anschaulich offen gelegt werden.

Language

Published on

28/09/2012

Format

eBook

ISBN

9783534715343

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Thalia DE

eBook

17.99 €

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