Chapter2 ： The Upheaval in Western Christendom Part 2 The Renaissance.

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Chapter2 ： The Upheaval in Western Christendom Part 2 The Renaissance

The Renaissance

 What is the Renaissance conception of life, how was it born in the Italian city-states in the late medieval period and the Quattrocento?  Secularism  Politically independent City-states  Medici family  How were these values reflected in the arts & literature?  New artistic forms & artists (styles and major works)  Written subjects of personal interest, audience of humanists  Christine de Pisan  Vernacular  Dante (Divine Comedy)  Petrarch (love sonnets, tracts, etc)  Boccaccio (Decameron)  Pico della Mirandola (On the Dignity of Man)  Education  Castiglione (Book of the Courtier)  Marriage  Women: Early education, moral training of children, married young

The Renaissance  How did Italian political life relate to cultural movement known as the Renaissance?  Private armies, competitive city-states  Oligarchy  Machiavelli (The Prince)  What distinguished the Northern Renaissance?  Relationship with medieval world  Religion (stronger influence) & Humanism  Erasmus: Religious & moral reform, fostering civility & tolerance (Praise of Folly)

Renaissance

The Renaissance was the period that followed (brought Europe out of) the Middle Ages. It was a time of renewed interest in things of this world.  A. Human beings and their conditions  B.Education, art, literature, and science  C.Approximately

The Renaissance started in Italy where wealth from trade supported art learning.  A.Here also modern capitalism was born. Private individuals or companies, not the government, owned businesses. The main goal is profit.  B.Republican government arose in most cities. Citizens participated.

Humanism, a system of thought and action concerned with human interests and values, was the dominant movement of the Renaissance.  A.Human beings have dignity and intelligence.  B.They (we) can change the world and make it a better place for all.

The ideal so-called Renaissance man was successful in business, well-mannered, educated, athletic, and brave.  A.The goal of education became making people well-rounded.  B.Religion remained important, but the authority and some practices of the church began to be questioned.

Some brilliant people lived during this time.

A.Leanardo da Vinci ( ) painted (Mona Lisa), studied geology, chemistry and anatomy, designed buildings, canals and weapons, and sketched engines and flying machines.

B.Michelangelo Buonaroti ( ) painted (the Sistine Chapel ceiling), sculptured (David), designed buildings, and wrote poetry.

C.Desiderius Erasmus (1469?-1536), a priest who wrote books, The Praise of Folly 1509, condemned ignorance and superstition. He believed education could lead to more perfect societies.

D. Raphael ( )

E. Titian ( ) More art can be viewed at the Louvre Museum.Louvre Museum.

F.William Shakespeare wrote plays showing humans as in God's image, but part of this world as well.

Shakespeare’s Hamlet “To be or not to be….”

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