Wednesday 28 November 2012, 4.30PM
Speaker(s): Dr Nicole Reinhardt (Durham)
Refreshments available 15 minutes before the start
Nicole Reinhardt researches on early modern European political culture, particularly in Italy, France, Spain and Portugal. Her first book examined clientele and patronage in 17th century Bologna as a means of understanding the social mechanisms underlying state building. More recently she has focused on religious discourse in political contexts, and its roles in the representation and constitution of political power. Her current project is concerned with the normative concepts and the practical problems of political counsel in catholic monarchies during the 16th and 17th centuries. Nicole has wide interests in intellectual history, the history of political thought, moral theology and in questions of theory and historiography.
Location: Berrick Saul, room BS/008
Admission: Open to all with an interest
Email: sally.kingsley@york.ac.uk