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1 Renaissance Philosophy
HUMANISM Renaissance Philosophy What does it mean? How does it affect society?

2 Three Components of Humanism
Individualism Classicism Secularism

3 Individualism Glorifying the potential, talents & achievements of individual human beings Albrecht Dürer, Self Portrait at 28, c. 1500

4 Raphael, The School of Athens,
Classicism Rediscovery & celebration of Greco-Roman culture Raphael, The School of Athens, c

5 Jan Van Eyck, Arnolfini Marriage,
Secularism Celebration of life on earth rather than the afterlife Jan Van Eyck, Arnolfini Marriage, c. 1434

6 The Perfectability of the
World & the Individual Symmetry & Harmony

7 Leonardo da Vinci, The Last Supper, c. 1498

8 What happened to Christianity?
Humanists are NOT anti-Catholic Humans are part of God’s plan Artists make religious works that focus on the potential of God’s creation (HUMANS) The Holy Trinity God the Father God the Son God the Holy Spirit

9 Who is the RENAISSANCE MAN? Michelangelo, David, c. 1504

10 power of the individual?
How do you judge the power of the individual?

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