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The High Renaissance and Early Mannerism, 1494–1564 The High Renaissance and Early Mannerism, 1494–1564

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CIV 10103 April 15 2015 The Rise of the Modern Sovereign State Eventually we get Europe out of this mess For the time being they just fight with each other often Economic Expansion and Social Developments ID: 423312

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The High Renaissance and Early Mannerism, 1494–1564

CIV 101-03

April 15, 2015Slide2

The Rise of the Modern Sovereign State

Eventually, we get Europe out of this mess.

For the time being, they just fight with each other, often.Slide3

Economic Expansion and

Social Developments

Demographics, Prosperity, and the Beginning of a Global World

Population growth; more urban population

Higher standard of living for middle class

Private financing of wars

Global Encounters: The First European Explorers

Let’s not forget how very difficult this wasSlide4

Latitude and Longitude

Latitude

(north/south)… altitude of the sun at noon, (or stars and the horizon) charted (on a table) for the day in the calendar

.

Mostly easy to do.

Had been available for a long time

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Longitude

(east/west) was a different problem.

One had to know the TIME (accurately) at a fixed position, compared to the time on at one’s place. Then calculations could compute longitudinal location.

Tough to do on a ship in this period, as no clocks ran right on board.

Latitude and LongitudeSlide6

Latitude and LongitudeSlide7

Early solutions were complex calculations based on the night time sky and the movements of planets.

Navigationally, “solved” it by “running down a

westing

/easting”…. they followed a known route to the latitude of their target landing, then turned and headed (east or west) right toward it. Easy to do when you knew where you were going. Not so good when discovering a new (uncharted) world.

By the early 1700s, governments offered (large) prizes, looking for solutions.

1766-67… relatively accurate lunar distance method (with published charts for calculations)

1773 . . . John Harrison for a sea worthy timepiece… (chronometer)

Latitude and LongitudeSlide8

So think about that: we are in 1494–1564.

Longitude is not solved until after 1766.

ALL OF THE EARLY

EXPLORING WAS DONE WITHOUT LONGITUDE.This is a primary reason why so manyGot lost and died.R

an out of provisions and died before they got there.

Latitude and LongitudeSlide9

Finally, this quest pushed

chronography

forward by leaps and bounds.

Real time pieces will soon follow.

Latitude and LongitudeSlide10

Technologies

Sailing

Magnetic compass, astrolabe, understanding of winds and currents, the galley

Warfare

Cannon, arsenals, and foundries

Medical developments

Esp. anatomical drawings

Lenses/Telescope

Technical drawings

Building and such

Crank and rod/winches

Better scaffoldingSlide11

Man vs. Man

Humanism vs. Spiritualism

Humanism vs. Mannerism

Secularism vs. Religion

Classicism vs. Neoclassicism

Essentially, the rise of the individual

And soon enough… religion against religionSlide12

And of course:

the ArtSlide13
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Oh.. And also

The violin.

The guitar.

And the beginnings of modern TONAL music

Tonal music is based on a fixed tone scale

Modal music (that came before) is based on NOT fixed scales (a set over here, another over there, in repeating patterns)

Atonal music is based on NOT scales at all (sets of sounds, only in relative relation to each other).