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1 THE RENAISSANCE MAN

2 “The Renaissance Man” Artistic and Scientific Achievements of the Renaissance

3 The Renaissance Man or Woman
People of the Renaissance wanted to be known as supporters of all aspects of the arts: Paintings, Sculptures, Poetry, and other Literature A Renaissance Man was someone who was well educated and excelled in many fields of study in the Arts A Universal Man A Renaissance Woman should be educated but wasn’t expected to create anything

4 HUMANISM

5 What is humanism? A philosophy that developed during the Renaissance that focused more on the potential of man and less on the doctrine of the Catholic Church (like the beliefs of the Middle Ages)

6 Characteristics of Humanism
The study of classical works from Greece and Rome led to Humanism

7 Characteristics of Humanism
Humanists had a secular world view, which meant they focused on worldly rather than spiritual matters

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