The Innocents of Florence: The Renaissance Discovery of Childhood
by Joseph Luzzi
In The Innocents of Florence, Joseph Luzzi explores the Renaissance discovery of childhood and the changing significance of innocence in Florence. Combining cultural history with an examination of human development, the book considers how a transformative era reshaped ideas about what it means to be a child.
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The Innocents of Florence examines the Renaissance discovery of childhood through the cultural history of Florence.
Joseph Luzzi explores changing ideas about innocence and the meaning of childhood during a transformative period in European history.
The book offers readers a focused look at how Renaissance culture understood human development and early life.
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