The Court of Philip IV.: Spain in Decadence. Exploring the decadent court of Philip IV in 17th century Spain
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- Nombre de pages769
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-616969-5
- EAN4064066169695
- Date de parution16/12/2019
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
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In "The Court of Philip IV.: Spain in Decadence, " Martin A. S. Hume offers a meticulously researched analysis of the sociopolitical and cultural landscape of Spain during the reign of Philip IV. Written in a narrative style that intertwines historical events with vivid character studies, Hume employs a blend of primary sources and contemporaneous accounts to delve into the complexities of a court riddled with intrigue, corruption, and artistic patronage.
The book exists within a broader literary context, responding to earlier historical narratives while contributing significantly to the understanding of Spain's decline in the 17th century, marked by both military misfortunes and economic woes, thus solidifying its place in the canon of Spanish history literature. Martin A. S. Hume, a noted historian with a specialization in Spanish history and culture, draws from his extensive background in early modern Europe to illustrate the subtleties of Philip IV'Äôs court.
His fascination with Spain's Golden Age and its subsequent deterioration informs this work, as he intricately connects the artistic achievements of the period with the underlying political decay. Hume's analytical approach reflects his broader scholarly interests, aimed at illuminating the complexities of imperial decline. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in Spanish history, offering both depth and accessibility.
Hume'Äôs keen insights into the interplay of politics and culture during a tumultuous period provide a compelling narrative that captivates both scholars and general readers alike, making it a valuable addition to the library of anyone looking to understand the intricacies of decay amidst artistic flourishing.
The book exists within a broader literary context, responding to earlier historical narratives while contributing significantly to the understanding of Spain's decline in the 17th century, marked by both military misfortunes and economic woes, thus solidifying its place in the canon of Spanish history literature. Martin A. S. Hume, a noted historian with a specialization in Spanish history and culture, draws from his extensive background in early modern Europe to illustrate the subtleties of Philip IV'Äôs court.
His fascination with Spain's Golden Age and its subsequent deterioration informs this work, as he intricately connects the artistic achievements of the period with the underlying political decay. Hume's analytical approach reflects his broader scholarly interests, aimed at illuminating the complexities of imperial decline. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in Spanish history, offering both depth and accessibility.
Hume'Äôs keen insights into the interplay of politics and culture during a tumultuous period provide a compelling narrative that captivates both scholars and general readers alike, making it a valuable addition to the library of anyone looking to understand the intricacies of decay amidst artistic flourishing.
In "The Court of Philip IV.: Spain in Decadence, " Martin A. S. Hume offers a meticulously researched analysis of the sociopolitical and cultural landscape of Spain during the reign of Philip IV. Written in a narrative style that intertwines historical events with vivid character studies, Hume employs a blend of primary sources and contemporaneous accounts to delve into the complexities of a court riddled with intrigue, corruption, and artistic patronage.
The book exists within a broader literary context, responding to earlier historical narratives while contributing significantly to the understanding of Spain's decline in the 17th century, marked by both military misfortunes and economic woes, thus solidifying its place in the canon of Spanish history literature. Martin A. S. Hume, a noted historian with a specialization in Spanish history and culture, draws from his extensive background in early modern Europe to illustrate the subtleties of Philip IV'Äôs court.
His fascination with Spain's Golden Age and its subsequent deterioration informs this work, as he intricately connects the artistic achievements of the period with the underlying political decay. Hume's analytical approach reflects his broader scholarly interests, aimed at illuminating the complexities of imperial decline. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in Spanish history, offering both depth and accessibility.
Hume'Äôs keen insights into the interplay of politics and culture during a tumultuous period provide a compelling narrative that captivates both scholars and general readers alike, making it a valuable addition to the library of anyone looking to understand the intricacies of decay amidst artistic flourishing.
The book exists within a broader literary context, responding to earlier historical narratives while contributing significantly to the understanding of Spain's decline in the 17th century, marked by both military misfortunes and economic woes, thus solidifying its place in the canon of Spanish history literature. Martin A. S. Hume, a noted historian with a specialization in Spanish history and culture, draws from his extensive background in early modern Europe to illustrate the subtleties of Philip IV'Äôs court.
His fascination with Spain's Golden Age and its subsequent deterioration informs this work, as he intricately connects the artistic achievements of the period with the underlying political decay. Hume's analytical approach reflects his broader scholarly interests, aimed at illuminating the complexities of imperial decline. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in Spanish history, offering both depth and accessibility.
Hume'Äôs keen insights into the interplay of politics and culture during a tumultuous period provide a compelling narrative that captivates both scholars and general readers alike, making it a valuable addition to the library of anyone looking to understand the intricacies of decay amidst artistic flourishing.
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