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Fatto in Toscana: Wine, Knowledge, and Place in Early Modern Tuscany
Fatto in Toscana: Wine, Knowledge, and Place in Early Modern Tuscany
Fatto in Toscana: Wine, Knowledge, and Place in Early Modern Tuscany

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20250211152707
ISBN  
9798384023531
DDC  
940
저자명  
Chappell, Edward.
서명/저자  
Fatto in Toscana: Wine, Knowledge, and Place in Early Modern Tuscany
발행사항  
[Sl] : University of Pennsylvania, 2024
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2024
형태사항  
311 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-02, Section: B.
주기사항  
Advisor: Moyer, Ann E.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Pennsylvania, 2024.
초록/해제  
요약In the early eighteenth century, Tuscans undertook the first major export of their region's wine to England and issued legislation demarcating and protecting the borders of now famous wine zones like Chianti. Despite being one of the earliest chapters of Tuscan wine's success as a product consumed and prized around the world, little is known about these events, specifically in regard to what motivated Tuscans to start exporting their wine and to introduce laws protecting its production. This dissertation sheds light on these lacunae with a dual-pronged approach of using archival documents to piece together the events and ideas surrounding Tuscany's first foray in exporting its wine and examining the long tradition of agricultural writing on the Italian peninsula that goes back to antiquity to understand how early modern Tuscans thought about the value and potential of their region's wine. These texts show that starting in the late sixteenth century, Tuscan agricultural authors emphasized the medical and social benefits of not only drinking good wine but also making it oneself, and in the following century, the next generation of Tuscan scholars, officials, and vignerons elaborated on these ideas by exploring the cultural and commercial advantages that sharing their wines with those beyond Tuscany's borders could bring to them as individuals and the region as a whole. Letters from the early-eighteenth-century Ricasoli, one of the Tuscan families that exported their wine, illustrate that these same ideas guided Tuscans' commercial activities. Although the English market for Tuscan wine collapsed in 1716, the firm belief in the potential of Tuscan wine that took shape centuries earlier motivated later Tuscans like Bettino Ricasoli, the nineteenth-century founder of the formula for modern Chianti, to continue searching for ways to use Tuscany's wine to garner both profit and prestige abroad. This narrative not only demonstrates how early modern ideas about wine shaped the Chianti we now enjoy today but also provides an opportunity to reconsider the cultural, intellectual, and economic vitality of Tuscany during the seventeenth and eighteen centuries, a period which has long been considered one of decline.
일반주제명  
European history
일반주제명  
Agriculture
일반주제명  
Science history
키워드  
Tuscan agricultural
키워드  
Chianti
키워드  
Tuscan wine's
키워드  
Early modern Tuscany
기타저자  
University of Pennsylvania History
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 86-02B.
전자적 위치 및 접속  
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■520    ▼aIn  the  early  eighteenth  century,  Tuscans  undertook  the  first  major  export  of  their  region's  wine  to  England  and  issued  legislation  demarcating  and  protecting  the  borders  of  now  famous  wine  zones  like  Chianti.  Despite  being  one  of  the  earliest  chapters  of  Tuscan  wine's  success  as  a  product  consumed  and  prized  around  the  world,  little  is  known  about  these  events,  specifically  in  regard  to  what  motivated  Tuscans  to  start  exporting  their  wine  and  to  introduce  laws  protecting  its  production.  This  dissertation  sheds  light  on  these  lacunae  with  a  dual-pronged  approach  of  using  archival  documents  to  piece  together  the  events  and  ideas  surrounding  Tuscany's  first  foray  in  exporting  its  wine  and  examining  the  long  tradition  of  agricultural  writing  on  the  Italian  peninsula  that  goes  back  to  antiquity  to  understand  how  early  modern  Tuscans  thought  about  the  value  and  potential  of  their  region's  wine.  These  texts  show  that  starting  in  the  late  sixteenth  century,  Tuscan  agricultural  authors  emphasized  the  medical  and  social  benefits  of  not  only  drinking  good  wine  but  also  making  it  oneself,  and  in  the  following  century,  the  next  generation  of  Tuscan  scholars,  officials,  and  vignerons  elaborated  on  these  ideas  by  exploring  the  cultural  and  commercial  advantages  that  sharing  their  wines  with  those  beyond  Tuscany's  borders  could  bring  to  them  as  individuals  and  the  region  as  a  whole.  Letters  from  the  early-eighteenth-century  Ricasoli,  one  of  the  Tuscan  families  that  exported  their  wine,  illustrate  that  these  same  ideas  guided  Tuscans'  commercial  activities.  Although  the  English  market  for  Tuscan  wine  collapsed  in  1716,  the  firm  belief  in  the  potential  of  Tuscan  wine  that  took  shape  centuries  earlier motivated  later  Tuscans  like  Bettino  Ricasoli,  the  nineteenth-century  founder  of  the  formula  for  modern  Chianti,  to  continue  searching  for  ways  to  use  Tuscany's  wine  to  garner  both  profit  and  prestige  abroad.  This  narrative  not  only  demonstrates  how  early  modern  ideas  about  wine  shaped  the  Chianti  we  now  enjoy  today  but  also  provides  an  opportunity  to  reconsider  the  cultural,  intellectual,  and  economic  vitality  of  Tuscany  during  the  seventeenth  and  eighteen  centuries,  a  period  which  has  long  been  considered  one  of  decline.
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