Humanism
13 articles tagged with "Humanism"
The Emergence of Modern Science in Early 17th Century Europe
Discover how Francis Bacon's advocacy for systematic observation and experimentation marked the emergence of modern science in early 17th century Europe.
The Emergence of Early Modern Scientific Thought
Explore the shift towards empirical methods in early modern science during the Renaissance, focusing on key figures like Vesalius and WaldseemĂĽller.
European Ideas and Civilizational Shifts: 1500-1800
Explore the pivotal 1500-1800 period when Europe transformed its cultural, political, and economic landscapes, shaping modern Western civilization.
The Protestant Reformation: Origins and Impact
Explore the pivotal Protestant Reformation, a period of religious and social reform in early 16th century Europe that reshaped Christian unity and political power.
Reformation's Intellectual Precursors: The Rise of Humanism and Ecclesiastical Reform
Explore the rise of humanism and ecclesiastical reforms in late medieval Europe that challenged Catholic Church authority and paved way for Protestant Reformation.
The Emergence of Modern Sovereignty: From Medieval to Early Modern Legal Thought
Explore the evolution from medieval to early modern European legal thought, marking the rise of sovereign states with ultimate legal power.
The Spread of Sacred Texts Through Early Print Technology
Explore how early print technology revolutionized the dissemination of religious texts like the Bible, enhancing literacy and challenging traditional ecclesiastical control.
The Birth of Print: Gutenberg's Legacy in Early Modern Europe
Johannes Gutenberg's invention of movable type printing transformed early modern Europe by democratizing access to information and increasing literacy rates.
The Renaissance and the Emergence of Secular Art
Explore how the Renaissance transformed European art from religious to secular themes through innovations in literature, music, and visual arts.
Change of Emphasis: Medieval and Renaissance Views of Antiquity
Explore the shift from medieval religious views to Renaissance humanist perspectives on ancient history and culture.
The Myth of the Renaissance
Explore the mythic nature of the Renaissance, a period marked by humanist thought and classical revival, but also deeply rooted in medieval scholasticism.
Reintegration of Classical and Christian Worlds: Dante's Divine Comedy
Explore the reintegration of classical learning with Christian theology through Dante's Divine Comedy and figures like Thomas Aquinas.
Greek Religious Identity in Antiquity
Explore the humanizing tendency in ancient Greek religion where gods were depicted with human traits, fostering a unique cultural identity.