PPT-Renaissance Humanism

To what extent did the Renaissance represent a shift from the medieval to the modern world Characteristics of Humanism Revival study and celebration of antiquity Greece and Rome in philosophy literature and art . YOU’RE NOT . IN ITALY ANYMORE, . DOROTHY. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ITALY AND NORTHERN EUROPE. Attitudes: Other Europeans were much less conscious of living in a “New Age”. Developments there were an outgrowth of what had gone before rather than a conscious rejection of the Middle Ages. The Northern Renaissance was more a blend of the old and the new. Time of Rebirth (1300-1600). Beginnings of the Renaissance. The Renaissance began in wealthy northern Italian trade centers like Venice and Florence where contact with Byzantine and Moslem Empires flourished. (see: cultural diffusion—spread of ideas through interaction). See Chapter 12 Sections 2 and 3 (p. 382-384 and 389-390. Italian Renaissance Humanism . A key intellectual movement of the Renaissance was humanism. . Humanism was based on the study of the classics, the literary works of ancient Greece & Rome such as grammar, rhetoric, poetry, moral philosophy, and history. . The European World. Religion: Now & Then. NOW. Voluntary. Private. Individual. THEN. Mandatory. Public. Shared. Peter Marshall: ‘where faith met community’. Corporate souls, members of the body of Christ which had visible expression in local structures.. . Aim: How did Renaissance thought differ from Medieval thought?. Directions:. Copy all underlined notes in your notebook. . Make sure you have Ms. Keith check the reflection questions at the end of the . Birth of Venus – Botticelli, 1485. Aim. :. Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy. ?. Explain . how life was during the Greek and Roman civilizations.. Explain Humanism and Secularism.. Who was Leonardo . The term “Renaissance” was first applied to the period following the Middle Ages by Giorgio Vasari. . The term means “rebirth” and refers to the rebirth of learning (in particular the learning from the Greco-Roman world) and secularism (mostly in the form of humanism).. 1350 - 1550. Renaissance . Jacob Burckhardt . The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy . 1858. Middle Ages (Medieval) . Vasari’s . The Lives of the Artist . 1550. Dark Ages . Petrarch 1330s. “Humanism”. Based on pages 236 – 245 of . Elements of Literature. , Sixth Edition.. Humanism: A New Intellectual Movement – Pg236. Studia humanitatis – . humane studies. Today, we call this area of studies . 1450-1750.   "both sides of human consciousness - the side turned to the world and that turned inward - lay, as it were, beneath a common veil, dreaming or half awake. The veil was woven of faith, childlike prejudices, and illusion; seen through it, world and history appeared in strange hues; man recognized himself only as a member of a race, a nation, a party, a corporation, a family, or in some other general category. It was in Italy that this veil first melted into thin air, and awakened an objective perception and treatment of the state and all things of this world in general; but by its side, and with full power, there also arose the subjective; man becomes a self-aware individual and recognizes himself as such.“. Warm-Up Question. :. Find the chart on the back of Friday’s notes “Renaissance Artists” . For each image, guess whether it is Medieval or Renaissance art & why . Guess if the following . pieces . Italian Renaissance Lesson #5-Italian Reniassance Agenda: Bellwork , Italian Renaissance Notes, Exit Ticket, The Prince Literary Analysis Bellwork: Begin a new section of notes titled “Italian Renaissance”. Copy the following key terms, then answer the questions below: To understand how humanists make moral decisions.. To begin to evaluate humanist ethics.. Learning Objectives. Has anyone ever heard of Humanism before? . What is it?. Starter. https://humanism.org.uk/humanism/. Local Saint, St . Gennaro. (Naples), 19 September. ….Indulgences?. Christian or Renaissance Humanism. The German word . Humanismus. first appeared in 1808. . . It referred to education which focused on ancient Greek and Latin .