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Чарльз Тилли, европейский абсолютизм и города эпохи перехода от Средневековья к Новому времени

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2013 Russian Publisher:Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего образования «Московский педагогический государственный университет»Journal:Локус: люди, общество, культуры, смыслы (issn: 2219-3987, Copyright policy )

Чарльз Тилли, европейский абсолютизм и города эпохи перехода от Средневековья к Новому времени

Abstract

The author of the article discusses the role of free towns in the formation of modern society. The article highlights several aspects of the transition of the medieval town to a modern one: the issue of an ideal medieval town and that of a transitional period, changes in economic conditions, issues of the influence of the absolutism and interrelations between towns and states in the XVI–XVIII centuries. Similar subjects are important for the research of the Russian history.

Автор статьи полемизирует с Чарльзом Тилли о роли свободных городов в становлении современного общества. В статье описаны несколько аспектов перехода средневекового города в город новой эпохи: вопрос об идеальном городе средневековья и переходного периода, изменение экономических условий, влияние на город складывавшегося абсолютизма и взаимоотношения городов и государств в XVI–XVIII вв. Подобная тематика представляется важной и для исследования истории России.

Keywords

ЧАРЛЬЗ ТИЛЛИ, АБСОЛЮТИЗМ, СВОБОДНЫЕ КОРОЛЕВСКИЕ (ИМПЕРСКИЕ) ГОРОДА, УТОПИЧЕСКИЕ ПРОЕКТЫ XVI–XVIII ВВ., «БАРОЧНЫЙ ГОРОД», ВЗИМАЮЩАЯ ДАНЬ ИМПЕРИЯ (TRIBUTE-TAKING EMPIRE), ЛЬЮИС МАМФОРД, FREE ROYAL (IMPERIAL) CITIES, UTOPIAN PROJECTS OF THE XVI–XVIII CENTURIES, “THE BAROQUE CITY”

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