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    The document provides an overview of the European Renaissance period from 1350 to 1550. It discusses key ideas and values that emerged during the Renaissance, including individualism, humanism, civic humanism, naturalism, and Neoplatonism. These values are exemplified in Renaissance artworks like Michelangelo's Statue of David, which represents the Neoplatonic ideal of man and the concept of individualism. Scholars debate whether the Renaissance marked a complete break from the Middle Ages, as proposed by Burkhardt, or a continuation, as argued by Burke.

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    The document provides an overview of the European Renaissance period from 1350 to 1550. It discusses key ideas and values that emerged during the Renaissance, including individualism, humanism, civic humanism, naturalism, and Neoplatonism. These values are exemplified in Renaissance artworks like Michelangelo's Statue of David, which represents the Neoplatonic ideal of man and the concept of individualism. Scholars debate whether the Renaissance marked a complete break from the Middle Ages, as proposed by Burkhardt, or a continuation, as argued by Burke.

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    APEURORENAISSANCE

    Renaissancebeganin1350endedin1550

    WhatdoesRenaissancemean?rebirthofclassicalantiquityofthegrecoromanculture

    RenaissanceBackground:
    HappenedinItalybecauseofphysicalreminders
    GotalotofclassicalantiquityfromtradingwithArabsandByzantine
    Wealthypeoplewereabletofundartists
    ValuesoftheRenaissance:
    IndividualismPetrarchFicinoPico
    HumanismPetrarchLiberalArtsSecularismClassicism
    CivicHumanismLeonardoBruniLorenzoVallaCicerowasinspirationGovernment
    NaturalismAdmirationofNatureshowninart
    NeoplatonismRenaissanceMan
    ArtRealism(EarlyRenaissance)Idealism(HighRenaissance)Neoplatonism

    ArtExample:
    StatueofDavidIdeas
    Neoplatonismb/cstatueisverymuscularandlookslikeanidealman
    Individualismb/citisliterallyanindividual

    Burkevs.Burkhardt
    Burkhardt:RenaissancewascompletelyseparatefromMiddleAges
    IndividualseparatefromgroupasopposetoMiddleAges
    Burke:RenaissancewascontinuousfromMiddleAges
    OtherRenaissancesinMiddleAges:Charlemagne

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