Chapter Overview
This chapter delves into the transformative period in Europe known as the Renaissance. It explores how shifts in ideas, values, and knowledge impacted art, architecture, science, and religion. The cultural revival of ancient Greco-Roman learning laid the foundation for modern Western thought and creativity.
Important Keywords
- Renaissance: A cultural movement from the 14th to 17th century characterized by the revival of classical art, literature, and learning.
- Humanism: A system of thought focusing on humans, their values, capacities, and worth, emphasizing classical texts and rationality.
- Patronage: Financial support provided by wealthy individuals or institutions to artists, scholars, and scientists.
- Secularism: The principle of separating religion from civic affairs and public education.
- Scientific Revolution: A period of major scientific advancements that challenged traditional beliefs and led to modern science.
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