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#REDIRECT Renaissance humanism
Renaissance humanism (often designated simply as humanism) was a European intellectual movement beginning in Florence in the last decades of the 14th century. ...

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Renaissance Connection (1207 words)
In Medieval and Renaissance times, professional and trade organizations were called guilds.
A scholar of the Renaissance who pursued the study and understanding of the ancient Greek and Roman empires.
Patrons were clients, or consumers, during the Renaissance and they were generally considered to be the true "creator" of an artwork.
Peter Levine: Renaissance humanism today (606 words)
I think that Renaissance humanist philosophy is often misunderstood; and this mistake matters to me because I favor a revival of the real methods of the humanists.
The standard view is that Renaissance humanists taught original doctrines, especially the "dignity of man" that was the theme of Marsilio Ficino's famous oration.
Humanist readers were mainly interested in philosophers (such as as Socrates or Diogenes) as role models, as men who had demonstrated virtues and eloquence in specific situations.
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