Politeness, socialità e carattere in Shaftesbury

Journal title SOCIETÀ DEGLI INDIVIDUI (LA)
Author/s Brunella Casalini
Publishing Year 2003 Issue 2002/13
Language Italian Pages 17 P. File size 118 KB
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This paper focuses on the connection between Shaftesbury's ideas of "character" and "politeness", and the changes that, during eighteenth century England, took place both in economy and polity. New public spaces, such as coffee-houses and theatres, allowed for a form of self-representation which was played according to rules different, now, from those of court and market. Shaftesbury saw the end of old "communitarian" relations as a new chance, and an opening for a novel kind of communication among peers, that essentially included a form of "conversation" encouraging the rising of "autonomous" subjects, thanks also to the arts of wit and humour.

Brunella Casalini, Politeness, socialità e carattere in Shaftesbury in "SOCIETÀ DEGLI INDIVIDUI (LA)" 13/2002, pp , DOI: