Giordano da Pisa; Philosophie politique; Dante Alighieri; Ordre dominicain; Florence; Remigio dei Girolami; Moyen Âge; Laïcs; Tolomeo Fiadoni; Bartolomeo da San Concordio
Carron Delphine (2018), "Dominium" in Ptolemy of Lucca’s "De regimine principum" (c. 1301-1302), in Lutz-Bachmann Matthias, Toste Marco, Carron Delphine, Spindler Anselm (ed.), Campus Verlag, Frankfurt / New York, 191-239.
Bartuschat Johannes, Brilli Elisa, Carron Delphine (ed.) (2018),
Agostino, Agostiniani e Agostinismi nel Trecento italiano, Longo, Ravenna.
BartuschatJohannes, BrilliElisa, CarronDelphine (2018), Introduzione, in Brilli Elisa, Carron Delphine, Bartuschat Johannes (ed.), Longo, Ravenna, 7-10.
Carron Delphine (2018), Unde dominium exordium habuit. Origine et légitimation du pouvoir chez Ptolémée de Lucques, in Roche Arnas Pedro, Lopez Alcalde Celia, Puig Montada Josep (ed.), Brepols, Turnhout, 101-107.
Lutz-Bachmann Matthias, Toste Marco, Spindler Anselm, Carron Delphine (ed.) (2018),
Von Natur und Herrschaft, Campus Verlag, Frankfurt/New York.
Carron Delphine (2017), Remigio de’ Girolami dans la Florence de Dante (1293-1302), in
Reti Medievali Rivista, 18(1), 443-471.
Carron Delphine (2016), Le pouvoir politique avant et après le péché originel chez Ptolémée de Lucques († 1327), in Briguglia Gianluca, Rosier-Catach Irène (ed.), Publications de la Sorbonne, Paris, 231-253.
Carron-Faivre Delphine (2015), La République romaine comme modèle de la "felicitas civilis" chez Ptolémée de Lucques, in
Quaestio, 15, 629-638.
Carron Delphine (2015), Ptolemy of Lucca: One of the First Medieval Theorists of Republicanism ? Some Observations on the Relevance of Associating a Medieval Thinker with the Republican Tradition, in
Quaestiones Medii Aevi Novae, 20, 65-92.
CarronDelphine, AtuchaInigo, PegorettiAnna, Chronologie de Santa Maria Novella (1291-1319), in Brilli Elisa, Carron Delphine, Bartuschat Johannes (ed.), Firenze University Press, Florence.
Carron Delphine, Atucha Inigo, Connaissance, utilisation et appréciation des classiques latins par les dominicains florentins au début du XIVe siècle (1300-1303), in Chandelier Joël, Robert Aurélien (ed.), Ecole Française de Rome, Rome.
Carron Delphine, Dominium in Ptolemy of Lucca’s De regimine principum (1301-1302), in
Potestas und dominium in der politischen Theorie des späten 13. und frühen 14. Jahrhunderts, FrankfurtCampus-Verlag, Frankfurt / New York.
CarronDelphine, Il principe ‘senzaterra’ : Carlo di Valois (1270-1325), in Suitner Franco (ed.), Le Lettere /Società Dantesca Italiana, Florence.
CarronDelphine, Influences et interactions entre Santa Maria Novella et la Commune de Florence. Une étude de cas : les sermons de Remigio de’ Girolami (1295-1301), in Bartuschat Johannes, Brilli Elisa, Carron Delphine (ed.), Firenze University Press, Florence.
BartuschatJohannes, BrilliElisa, CarronDelphine, Introduction, in Brilli Elisa, Carron Delphine, Bartuschat Johannes (ed.), Firenze University Press, Florence.
Bartuschat Johannes, Brilli Elisa, Carron Delphine (ed.),
The Dominicans and the Making of Florentine Cultural Identity (13th-14th centuries), Firenze University Press, Florence.
This project proposes to study the written production of the principal actors of the famed Dominican convent of Santa Maria Novella in Florence, during the twenty years from 1293 to 1313. This period formed a high-water mark for tensions within the commune, saw factions break apart and Dante Alighieri be sent into exile. These writings will be studied with respect to two primary philosophical issues: 1. A philosophical-theological reading of the political works produced as a reaction to communal crises. 2. The cultural project of the transmission of learned and clerical knowledge to the lay world and the role of the vernacular language in medieval philosophy.Before entering into in-depth analysis, the project will reconstruct precisely the parallel histories of the Commune of Florence (both internal and external politics) and that of the studium of Santa Maria Novella (in connection with the history of the Order and the Church), during the twenty years in consideration. Once these historical data have been established, it will be possible to apply this knowledge of sociopolitical and ecclesiological contexts to the written works that particularly address the political necessities of Florentines, some of which works survive only in medieval manuscripts and therefore will require philological and editorial work. After establishing the corpus, the project will subject the selected texts to a doctrinal and intertextual analysis, with the specific help of the philosophical-theological toolset employed by the produces of this thought, especially Remigio die Girolami, Bartolomeo da San Concordio, Tolomeo Fiadoni and Giordano da Pisa. The profound political conflicts and ferocious partisan battles that infected the city did not slow the activity of the friars; to the contrary, it seems to have fed it. Their political, theological and popularizing writings present original models for living together and new definitions of the common good and of the good of the Commune.