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The period of the Renaissance (late 14th to early 17th centuries) saw the most intensive reception of Antiquity in European history. The rediscovery, appropriation and further development of the accomplishments of the ancients had a crucial influence in all spheres of early modern culture. This lexicon of Renaissance Humanism traces these processes from the career of Petrarch to the period of the Reformation and confessionalization, in 130 comprehensive articles covering topics, personalities and places of importance in the history of the Humanist movement.
Civilization, Classical --- Civilization, Classical. --- Classical literature --- Europe --- Civilization --- Classical influences. --- History of civilization --- Latin literature: authors --- Classical Greek literature: authors --- Geodesy. Cartography --- Ancient history --- Comparative religion --- Iconography --- mythology [literary genre] --- receptiegeschiedenis --- influence --- biographies [literary works] --- Antiquity --- anno 1400-1499 --- anno 1500-1599 --- Chronology, Historical --- History, Ancient --- Kings and rulers, Ancient --- Histoire ancienne --- Civilisation classique --- Rois et souverains --- Littérature grecque --- Littérature latine --- Écrivains latins --- Écrivains grecs --- Géographie antique --- Chronologie. --- Encyclopédies. --- Antiquité --- Dictionnaires anglais. --- Cartes. --- Authors, Greek --- Greek literature --- Authors, Latin --- Latin literature --- Authors, Classical --- Humanism --- Civilization, Modern --- Philosophy, Renaissance --- Classical dictionaries --- Mythology, Classical, in art --- Mythology, classical, in literature --- Mythology, Classical, in music --- Mediterranean Region --- Chronology, Historical. --- Kings and rulers, Ancient. --- Literature, Modern --- Art, Modern. --- Music --- Appreciation --- History. --- Influence. --- History and criticism. --- Civilization, Western --- Classical biography --- Biography --- Public opinion --- Biography in literature --- Biography in art --- Mythology, Classical, in literature --- Mythology in literature --- Art and mythology --- Comparative literature --- Mythology --- European literature --- Geography, Ancient --- Civilization, Ancient --- Historical geography --- Géographie ancienne --- Civilisation ancienne --- Géographie historique --- Chronologie historique --- Rois et souverains anciens --- Chronologie
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"This volume explores engagement with Greco-Roman Antiquity across Europe and beyond in the 18th century. Approximately 100 experts, in some 140 articles from "Academy" to "Wallpaper", show how Classical and rival antiquities were perceived and studied during the age of Enlightenment, revolution and scientific progress, and how they served the formulation and affirmation of new ideals. The survey covers the period between the outbreak of the Querelle des Anciens et des Modernes in France in 1687 and the reorganization of Europe at the Congress of Vienna in 1815. Articles examine the spheres of society within which engagement with Antiquity took place in the 18th century, the specific subject areas in which it took place, and the media by which it was propagated. Reception of Antiquity in the 18th century was by no means limited to theoretical discourses. On the contrary, the period's growing interest in sensuality and experience also required the relics of Antiquity and their modern echoes and evocations to be explored with all the senses. Focus therefore widened beyond the canonical bounds of reception in the spheres of culture, education, philosophy, religion, law and economics to encompass the perception of Antiquity in everyday and popular culture"--
Civilization, Modern --- Civilization, Greco-Roman --- Enlightenment --- Classicism --- Civilization, Classical --- Intellectual life --- Influence --- History --- Europe --- Civilization --- Civilization, Modern - 18th century - Encyclopedias --- Civilization, Greco-Roman - Influence - Encyclopedias --- Enlightenment - Encyclopedias --- Classicism - History - 18th century - Encyclopedias --- Civilization, Classical - Influence - Encyclopedias --- Intellectual life - History - 18th century - Encyclopedias --- Europe - Civilization - 18th century - Encyclopedias
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This compendium examines the history and culture of the Byzantine world from the foundation of Constantinople (324) to the Ottoman conquest of the city, which brought the final downfall of the Byzantine Empire (1453). A detailed 100-page introduction is followed by discussion of 15 key topics, including politics and government, people and society, legislation and legal practice, the army and navy, church and religion, nature and the environment, art and architecture, languages, literature, education and culture, medicine and music. Because the work forms part of Brill's New Pauly, particular attention is paid to aspects of continuity with the ancient world, and of innovation.
Byzantine Empire --- Civilization --- History --- Civilization. --- History. --- 949.5.01 --- 949.5.01 Geschiedenis van Byzantium: Constantinus tot Theodosius III--(323-716) --- Geschiedenis van Byzantium: Constantinus tot Theodosius III--(323-716) --- Byzantine Empire - Civilization --- Byzantine Empire - History
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Oedipus (Greek mythology). --- Sphinxes (Mythology). --- Oedipus (Greek mythology) in literature. --- Sphinxes (Mythology) in literature. --- Mythology, Greek --- Appreciation. --- Sophocles. --- Freud, Sigmund, --- Cocteau, Jean, --- Knowledge --- Mythology.
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