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| Renaissance | an intellectual and cultural “re-birth” from 1350-1600
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| Georgio Vasari | The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects; Saw his era as directly related to ancient Greece and Rome, NOT to “Dark Ages”
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| Petrarch | Renaissance intellectual that created term "Dark Ages"
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| Medici | ruling family of Florence
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| Renaissance individualism | Stressed personality, uniqueness, genius, full development of one’s talents, quest for glory
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| Renaissance humanism | studied classics to understand human nature and uniqueness of humans
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| Renaissance secularism | dominant ideals shifted toward “here and now” (often acquisition of material things)
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| Mannerism | Artistic style of distorted figures, confusing themes
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| On the Dignity of Man | Pico della Mirandola; man is special because God made him in His image
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| The Courtier | Castiglione; Ideal man is multi-lingual, educated in humanities, skilled in arts (a “Renaissance man”)
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| Donation of Constantine | Lorenzo Valla; used textual criticism to show Roman emperor did NOT turn western Roman empire over to pope in 4th century
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| The Prince | Machiavelli; How a ruler should gain, maintain, and increase POWER
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| The Last Supper | Leonardo da Vinci
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| Movable type | each letter was carved and re-arranged; perfected by Johann Gutenberg, Johann Fust, Peter Schoeffer
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| In Praise of Folly | Erasmus of Rotterdam; Criticized Church, said it had moved away from its original ideas
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| Utopia | Thomas More; Described perfect world where everyone was educated in classics and property did not exist; said key to reform was to reform things (property) that made people bad
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| civic humanism | idea that intellectuals should participate in government and promote participation of others
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| New Monarchies | term for strong, centralized monarchies that developed after 1450
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