First Images of America [2 Bd.e]. The Impact of the New World on the Old.

Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langj�igem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - sehr guter Zustand / very good condition - Contents -- VOLUME I -- Table of Contents -- Table of Illustrations -- Preface -- Introduction: Renaissance and Discovery -- Renaissance and Discovery -- Charles Trinkaus -- Renaissance Europe and America: A Blunted Impact? -- John H. Elliott -- Angles of Perception: Myth and Literature -- Impulses of Italian Renaissance Culture behind the Age of Discoveries -- Thomas Goldstein -- The Earliest Accounts on the New World -- Antonello Gerbi -- The Effect of the Discovery on Ethnological and Folklore -- Studies in Europe -- Wayland D. Hand -- The New World from Within: The Inca Garcilaso -- Juan Marichal -- A Note on Montaigne's Des Cannibales and the Humanist Tradition -- Aldo Scaglione -- Primitivism and the Process of Civility in Spenser's Faerie Queene -- A. Bartlett Giamatti -- Shakespeare's Brave New World -- Paul A. Jorgensen -- Images of America in the German Renaissance -- Harold Jantz -- The Vision of America in the Writings of Urbain Chauveton -- Benjamin Keen -- The Noble Savage Theme as Fetish -- Hayden White -- The Politics of Conflict -- The American Principle from More to Locke -- Arthur J. Slavin -- Jesuit Sources and the Italian Political Utopia in the Second Half of the Sixteenth Century -- Rosario Romeo -- The Discovery of America and Reform Thought at the Papal Court in the Early Cinquecento -- John W. O�Malley -- The Alexandrine Bulls of 1493: Pseudo-Asiatic Documents -- Luis Weckmann-Muhoz -- The Papal Division of the World and Its Consequences Miguel Batllori, S.J. -- Old World Origins of the Spanish-American Viceregal System -- Charles E. Nowell -- The New World as a Factor in International Relations, 1492-1739 -- Charles H. Carter -- The Battle of the Atlantic, 1500-1700 -- Geoffrey W. Symcox -- Echoes of the New World in the International Rivalries of East Central Europe -- Paul. W. Knoll -- Governing the New World: Moral, Legal and Theological Aspects -- A Secular Sense of Responsibility -- John H. Parry -- The Beginnings of International Law and General Public -- Law Doctrine: Francisco de Vitoria's De Indiis prior -- Etienne Grisel -- Medieval Canonistic Origins of the Debate on the Lawfulness of the Spanish Conquest -- Robert L. Benson -- The Clash of Morality in the American Forest -- Wilcomb E. Washbum -- Marriage in Michoacan -- John T. Noonan, Jr. -- The Theological Significance of the Discovery of America -- Lewis Hanke -- The Philippines: Reluctant Beneficiary of the Missionary Impulse in Europe -- Gerald H. Anderson -- Right to Counsel: The Message from America -- David Mellinkoff -- Images in the Arts -- First Visual Images of Native America -- William C. Sturtevant -- .American Objects in Italian Collections of the Renaissance and Baroque: A Survey -- Detlef Heikamp -- Mexican Indian Art and the Atlantic Filter: Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries -- Donald Robertson -- Jan Mostaert's West Indies Landscape -- James Snyder -- America in Festival Presentations -- Suzanne Boorsch -- VOLUME II -- Table of Illustrations -- Books -- The New World in French and English Historians of the Sixteenth Century -- Myron P. Gilmore -- Some Bibliographical Observations on and Questions about the Relationship between the Discovery of America and the Invention of Printing -- Thomas R. Adams -- Printed Reports on the Early Discoveries and Their Reception -- Rudolf Hirsch -- Language -- Learning to Curse: Aspects of Linguistic Colonialism in the Sixteenth Century -- Stephen J. Greenblatt -- Changes in the European Languages under a New Set of Sociolinguistic Circumstances -- Yakov Malkiel -- Borrowing versus Semantic Shift: New World Nomenclature in Europe -- Edward F. Tuttle -- The New Geography -- New Geographical Horizons: Concepts -- Hildegard Binder Johnson -- New Geographical Horizons: Literature -- David B. Quinn -- New Geographical Horizons: Maps -- Norman J. Thrower -- Cosmographers of Seville: Nautical Science and Social Experience -- Ursula Lamb -- Celestial Navigation: From Local Systems to a Global Conception -- Francis M. Rogers -- The Movement of People -- The Mixing of Populations -- Woodrow Borah -- Spanish Emigrants to the Indies, 1595-98: A Profile -- Peter Boyd-Bowman -- Spanish Migration to the New World Prior to 1800: A Report on the State of Research -- Magnus M�rner -- Letters and People to Spain -- James Lockhart -- Appendix: A Bibliography on Spanish Migration -- Magnus M�rner -- Science and Trade -- The Columbian Discoveries and the Growth of Botanical Ideas with Special Reference to the Sixteenth Century -- Joseph Ewan -- Changing Perception and Exploitation of New World Plants in Europe, 1492-1800 -- Jonathan D. Sauer -- America and the European Drug Trade -- Charles H. Talbot -- The Problem of Syphilis -- Francisco Guerra -- What the New World Gave the Economy of the Old -- Earl J. Hamilton -- Epilogue -- Robert S. Lopez. ISBN 9780520030107