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Donald Weinstein


Born
in Rochester, New York
March 13, 1926

Died
December 13, 2015


Donald Weinstein was a leading USA historian of the Italian Renaissance.

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Savonarola: The Rise and Fa...

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Saints and Society: The Two...

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Savonarola and Florence: Pr...

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Renaissance and the Reforma...

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The Captain's Concubine: Lo...

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Ambassador From Venice: Pie...

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“Given the limits of our knowledge of such psychological problems as belief and motivation, the question of sincerity ... is misleading and fruitless.”
Donald Weinstein, Savonarola and Florence: Prophecy and Patriotism in the Renaissance
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“All knowledge, including studia divinitatis, begins with communication, Salutati memorably declared, and his thesis was elaborated by his successors into a humanist credo: language is the link to reality, the basis of human community and of the connection between past and present.”
Donald Weinstein, Savonarola: The Rise and Fall of a Renaissance Prophet

“All knowledge, including studia divinitatis, begins with communication, Salutati memorably declared, and his thesis was elaborated by his successors into a humanist credo: language is the link to reality, the basis of human community and of the connection between past and present. Through language, therefore, we draw both upon our own knowledge of the world and upon the experience of all mankind and gain the information we need to make decisions and to act. Thus the study of language is central to all of human life, to religion as well as to government.”
Donald Weinstein, Savonarola: The Rise and Fall of a Renaissance Prophet