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Explore the nuances of Renaissance social behavior with Giovanni Della Casa's "A Renaissance Courtesy-book: Galateo of Manners and Behaviours." This enduring treatise, originally titled "Galateo," delves into the art of etiquette and courtesy, offering insights into the expected manners and social graces of the era.
A foundational text in the study of social interactions, Della Casa's work provides a fascinating glimpse into the values and expectations of Renaissance society. Examining concepts of polite behavior, it serves as a historical guide to navigating social situations with decorum and grace.
This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the timeless wisdom of "Galateo," making it accessible to those interested in philosophy, sociology, and the history of social customs. Discover the origins of modern etiquette through this classic exploration of Renaissance manners.
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