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    The Renaissance was primarily thought of as being a period in which the revival of learning flourished‚ and the arts changed for the better and ideas became more focused life on earth. It was a time when new ideas of individualism‚ the thought of secularism and the interest in human ideas jumpstarted a new and freer lifestyle for everyone. The new ideas formed in the renaissance made enough impact on the world them and ever since that it deserves to be called its own era. The medieval times

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    Camille Powers DBQ 10-10-14 AP Euro During the Renaissance there were many various values and purposes of education. Over time‚ these were challenged and transformed. Major themes that remained in this time period were the benefits of education‚ the faults of education‚ and education for women. The benefits of education in Italy and the United Kingdom during the Renaissance changed over a hundred-year period‚ starting in 1528. Education was used to create the perfect

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    Art Enhances Our Understanding of Reality Contrasting depictions within arts allow people to delineate reality. In society‚ countless amount of people view art as a source of entertainment abounding with ‘fantasies.’ Whether it is drama‚ paintings‚ literature‚ or music that they encounter people appreciate them as superficial practices extant for pleasure. However‚ this notion is amiss. The media is a plethora full of various arts serving to represent phenomena that occur in real life. Through

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    ·Writers and thinkers of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries introduced the idea that they were part of a distinct era—the Renaissance. They looked at ancient Greek and Roman civilizations for models. They found the ideals of the ancient Greeks and Romans to be superior to those found in the feudal and religious literature of the Middle Ages. ·Burchhardt identified a difference between the medieval man‚ who was controlled by faith throughout his life‚ and the Renaissance man‚ who strove for

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    • Renaissance means revival or rebirth‚ and that hits this time period right on the dot. During the middle ages art was more of a hobby and people didn’t admire it‚ but that changed dramatically through the Renaissance. Theodore Rabb wrote “The march to modernity” and in it he stated “art made during the Renaissance echoes broader movements and interest of the new age”(Doc.A). In document B an excerpt from the play Everyman by an unknown author‚ “Both Strength‚ pleasure‚ and beauty will fade from

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    Humanities Today The Encyclopedia Britannica (2006) defines the humanities as "Branches of knowledge that investigate human beings‚ their culture‚ and their self-expression." (Humanities). Those branches of knowledge include philosophy‚ literature‚ languages‚ the arts‚ religion and history. The humanities examine the human condition by studying the elements of culture that describe what is or was valued and considered important at a particular point in time. 15th century Italian humanists referred

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    Giotto revolutionized painting techniques in many ways‚ though primarily through placing significant importance in the “realness” of art. He observed humans and their form closely and reproduced their gestures‚ movements‚ and expressions in his work. To achieve this realism‚ Giotto utilized a combination of techniques in his paintings‚ including lines‚ color‚ light‚ shading‚ and tight brush strokes. He made outstanding use of space‚ using horizontal‚ diagonal‚ and vertical lines‚ frequently in the

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    Christian worldview and a secular humanist worldview. Most people in America consider themselves to be Christians. But‚ the Christian worldview is declining and is under attack form what most call secular humanism. We must be very careful to define what we mean by humanism. By humanism we are not talking about humanitarianism. Humanitarianism means being kind to people. Secular humanists are atheists. To many this is a hard statement but let us look at what they believe. They reject any concept

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    all the intellectual achievements of humanity‚ a compendium that never appeared because of Pico’s early death. Pico was a "humanist‚" following a way of thinking that originated as far back as the fourteenth century. Late Medieval and Renaissance humanism was a response to the dry concerns for logic and linguistics that animated the other great late Medieval Christian philosophy‚ Scholasticism. The Humanists‚ rather than focussing on what they considered futile questions of logic and semantics‚ focussed

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    CONTEXT Sartre is trying to defend existentialism against some disapproval to it. The Communist criticized existentialism as an invitation to people to take interest in hopeless world affairs. On the other hand‚ Christians reproached from the fact that people deny the need of attention in human affairs. People have the will to do anything they want and wish. With the example given‚ about ignoring the Ten Commandments‚ we can people deny the value of following the commandments and will only follow

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