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La Repubblica partenopea / La vita italiana durante la Rivoluzione francese e l'Impero

By Guido Pompilj
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Un saggio-conferenza esamina l'effimera esperienza repubblicana napoletana nel più ampio contesto della rivoluzione francese e dell'epoca napoleonica, ricostruendone origine, sviluppo e repressione. Pone a confronto influenze ideologiche e condizioni sociali e politiche, sostenendo che le rivoluzioni nascono da complesse commistioni di idee, decadenza istituzionale e interessi di classe piuttosto che da una sola causa. L'autore analizza spinte popolari, fragilità delle élite e interventi esterni, riflette sulla memoria pubblica e sui bilanci commemorativi, e invita a una valutazione misurata delle cause e delle conseguenze per guidare eventuali riforme future.

About the Author

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Guido Pompilj

Guido Pompilj was an Italian author and historian, recognized for his contributions to the understanding of Italian history during the tumultuous period of the French Revolution and the subsequent Empire. His notable work, "La Repubblica partenopea / La vita italiana durante la Rivoluzione francese e l'Impero," delves into the complexities of Italian life and governance during these transformative years. Pompilj's writings reflect a deep engagement with the political and social changes of his time, providing valuable insights into the impact of revolutionary ideas on Italian society.

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