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UNC-Chapel Hill HIST 151 - Renaissance Culture and Politics

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Hist 151 1st Edition Lecture 29Current LectureSocial Character- Urban concentration; an urban, literate, patriciate - Demographic instability- Family and fertility- Mobility, youthful culture- Reexamine old values- Immigration necessary to maintain high urban concentration population (creates instability)Machiavelli and a Renaissance Perspective - A renaissance humanism- Renaissance outlooko Connection to classical- Revolution in architectureo Symmetryo Perspectiveo Classical proportion- Revolution in arto Human experience and beauty o Love of displayo Heightened self-awareness  L.B. Albi (1404-72)- Della Famigilia- 10 books on architecture pico della Mirandola (1463-94)- oration on the dignity of man- belief in human potential to mold and shape their lifeo concern for civic and moral issueswhere did this new spirit emerge? Renaissance humanism- vs. Scholasticism ; outside universities - rhetoric: eloquence and wisdom- will and virtue through education- tools: revival of latin and then greekhumanist thinkers- petrach (1304-74)- Lorenzo valla (1407-57)o False donation of Constantineo Phiologyo New testament annotations- Manuel chrysoloras (1396)o Teacher of greek- Council of Florence (1438-9)o Filioque clause- Marsilio Ficino (1433-99)o Theological platonicao Plato and ChristianityRenaissance legacy for protestant reformation and scientific revolution- Prelude to new modes of thought; focus on here and now- Questioning old authorities with new critical attitudeso Copernicus (1473-1543) overturns Ptolemy o Vesalius (1514-64) over turns Galen- Close observation of nature leads to scientific method: dialogue b/t hypotheses and observation—art and scienceDoes a renaissance focus on humanity and self lead to more personal relationship b/t man and god?Machiavelli (1469-1527)- As a product of renaissance o Humanist educationo Youth in medicean Florence o Civil servant and astute political observero Exile 1513 (conspiracy theory)- The Discourses and The Princeo In the face of instability, be: The lion and the fox The centaur (half man, half beast)o For the sake of the stateo Fortuna and virtuo Virtuous republico Lowering our sights See how people actually operate and don’t just rely on general ideologieso The gamesman: cesare Borgiao Does it shape or reflect ideology of the modern


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