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Was political and paternal power
identified?

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Was political and paternal power
identified?

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Commonalities with Roper?

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Commonalities with Roper?

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Christian Prince: Is only applicable
for the nobility, or is advice applicable for merchants and lower class?

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Christian Prince: Is only applicable
for the nobility, or is advice applicable for merchants and lower class?

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Conduct of Condottieri

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Conduct of Condottieri

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Alberti also sees persistence as a virtue and the "benefits" of religion as the prince's rightful due

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Alberti sees honor as hard-won or difficult to attain (gotta win that womb lottery) and easily-lost (if you associate with scoundrels)

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BUT...in religious one..shouldn't act like you're privileged; should act with wisdom, integrity, and right ACTION

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Erasmus considers the trappings of honor empty- only acts matter. Also the common folk take "girlish pride" in "heraldic pomp"

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Super elitist in the religious passage...common people belong the prince in all ways...prince shouldn't associate himself with things commoners believe/do

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Is it honorable to be a pious Christian? Or is it more masculine to be a roguish fellow?

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Is there hierarchy in the artisan class? Are certain professions or trades deemed "more honorable" than others?

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How much is their honor bound into material possessions (how much wealth they have, how "successful" they are)?

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For non-noble families is there a difference between public and private honor? Honor within the family or honor publicly displayed?

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The need to violently express masculinity to show your honor and ability to defend your guild etc.

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Physical demonstrations of manliness

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the mercenary also drinks and gets ill from "fiery wine":

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"Masculine dirt"...drinking as a way of cleansing men of their impurities and allowing them to be the most rational being

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codpieces and their relation femininity

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guild dances?

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Conflict between unbridled masculinity (drunkenness, codpieces as phallic extravagances, fighting) and the regulatory structure of the guild (with rules against drunkenness and fines for bad behavior)

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Conflict between fraternity and civic authorities

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Conflict between fraternity and civic authorities

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Sins and vices (drinking and fighting), but also associated with "being a man"

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Sins and vices (drinking and fighting), but also associated with "being a man"

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Guilds were a way to protect masculinity and honor collectively.