Enlighted Reforms and «Radical Enlightenment» in Italy
Journal title SOCIETÀ E STORIA
Author/s Carlo Capra
Publishing Year 2016 Issue 2015/150
Language Italian Pages 9 P. 763-771 File size 509 KB
DOI 10.3280/SS2015-150005
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Carlo Capra’s comment focuses first on the opening essay by Christof Dipper, Die Mailänder Aufklärung und der Reformstaat, which criticises the dominant view of the Habsburg reforming age, substantially endorsed by the authority of Franco Venturi, and underlines the novelty of the approach of younger historians, such as Capra, Mozzarelli and others. It then goes on to discuss the notion of Ågradical enlightenmentÅh as applied to Italy by Giuseppe Ricuperati and Jonathan Israel, and points to the danger of an indiscriminate extension of the concept.
Keywords: Eighteenth century Lombardy, radical enlightenment, reform.
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Carlo Capra, Riforme illuministiche e «illuminismo radicale» in Italia in "SOCIETÀ E STORIA " 150/2015, pp 763-771, DOI: 10.3280/SS2015-150005