Origination of the Body Politic: Images of Power in the Waning Days of the Middle Ages

At the transition from the Middle Ages to the Modern Times, power acquires new images that meet historical and political requirements better. The article reviews the process of establishment of one of the key concepts of history of state and political science: the concept of the body politic, at this turn of epochs.

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HISTORY OF STATE AND LAW
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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.18572/1812-3805-2024-9-2-9
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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity
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Origination of the Body Politic: Images of Power in the Waning Days of the Middle Ages

Igor A. Isaev
HISTORY OF STATE AND LAW
Reformation and Early Modern Christianity
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Origination of the Body Politic: Images of Power in the Waning Days of the Middle Ages

Igor A. Isaev
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Abstract

At the transition from the Middle Ages to the Modern Times, power acquires new images that meet historical and political requirements better. The article reviews the process of establishment of one of the key concepts of history of state and political science: the concept of the body politic, at this turn of epochs.

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