Contesting the Renaissance
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1. The Renaissance Question. 2. Individualism. Who was the Renaissance Man? 3. Gender. Who was the Renaissance Woman? 4. Humanism. Renovation or Innovation? 5. Economy. Hard Times or Prosperity? 6. Politics. The Emergence of the Modern State? 7. Faith and Science. Religious or Rational?
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1. The Renaissance Question. 2. Individualism. Who was the Renaissance Man? 3. Gender. Who was the Renaissance Woman? 4. Humanism. Renovation or Innovation? 5. Economy. Hard Times or Prosperity? 6. Politics. The Emergence of the Modern State? 7. Faith and Science. Religious or Rational?
Key concepts: The Renaissance, Prosperity, Humanism, Renaissance literature, Individualism, Faith, State (computer science), Politics