Useful enemies Islam and the Ottoman Empire in Western political thought, 1450-1750
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Oxford ; New York, NY :
Oxford University Press
2019
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- The fall of Constantinople, the Turks, and the humanists
- Views of Islam: standard assumptions
- Habsburgs and Ottomans: 'Europe' and the conflict of empires
- Protestantism, Calvinoturcism, and Turcopapalism
- Alliances with the infidel
- The new paradigm
- Machiavelli and reason of state
- Campanella
- Despotism I: the origins
- Analyses of Ottoman strength and weakness
- Justifications of warfare, and plans for war and peace
- Islam as a political religion
- Critical and radical uses of Islam I: Vanini to Toland
- Critical and radical uses of Islam II: Bayle to Voltaire
- Despotism II: seventeenth-century theories
- Despotism III: Montesquieu.
