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The Renaissance was a movement of cultural and artistic renewal that emerged in Italy during the 15th and 16th centuries, driven by Humanism, where man became the measure of all things and art ceased to be solely religious to also dedicate itself to man. This period saw the rise of patrons who financed works of art for personal prestige and allowed artists to become independent from guilds and authors of their own work. Although some social values were also corrupted, the Renaissance...

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The Renaissance was a movement of cultural and artistic renewal that emerged in Italy during the 15th and 16th centuries, driven by Humanism, where man became the measure of all things and art ceased to be solely religious to also dedicate itself to man. This period saw the rise of patrons who financed works of art for personal prestige and allowed artists to become independent from guilds and authors of their own work. Although some social values were also corrupted, the Renaissance...

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Conclusions

The Renaissance arises as a consequence of the crisis of medieval thought, since in


that era had reached its maximum splendor the conception of theocentrism; which
it would be replaced in the Renaissance by the conception of anthropocentrism, naturalism and
scientificism. The Renaissance is an ideological phenomenon that emerges in Europe,
specifically in Italy and later outside of it, which had their repercussions
in the modification of the scientific, economic, political, and social conception. The representatives
of the Renaissance addressed the problems of man, of the world, and of science in a
broader way, which would be consolidated in the modern age. Humanism is the first
aspect of the Renaissance that focuses on the analytical reflection of man, related to the
history, poetry, rhetoric, grammar, and above all with moral philosophy. In the Renaissance, there
developed trade in the cities of Naples, Florence, Venice, Rome, and Milan. On the other hand
part, in these cities the Renaissance art had developed, later many
men would serve as examples and would apply them in their countries of origin. The most characteristic features
prominent figures in the Renaissance were related to the problem of God. One must take into account
it wasn't easy to shift from a theocentric conception to an anthropocentric one, since
that had encompassed the greater part of human history the theocentric conception; for it was
a great job in the Renaissance addressing the problem of man with greater rigor,
world, Neoplatonism and Protestant Revolution. 83 Humanist thinkers addressed
the problems of man. In the case of Pico della Mirandola, his reflection was centered around the
man and his truth, science, philosophy, theology, freedom, and peace. While Nicolás
Cusa was concerned about the universe and its limits, the problem of motion. The
Cusano's thought philosophically founds individualism, among other things. The thesis posed
For Bruno, the conception of nature is the motive by which he would be called pantheist.
Scientists like Bacon propose the new scientific method, which surpasses logic.
supported by Aristotle. On the other hand, there are Copernicus's contributions in contrast to
the Ptolemaic geocentric theory. Thinkers regarding politics, such as Thomas More
will employ a new terminology 'Utopia' which will focus the analysis and critique regarding
the political, labor, educational, and military structure. While Machiavelli makes a profound
reflection on the political situation of his time, in addition to congratulating the Medici
that this could be useful to Lorenzo de' Medici. The Renaissance ideas consolidated the
thought in the modern age, also allowing for full development since childhood
modern up to the present. Since there is no subject of philosophy, it can be developed the
thematic area in the field of History, Geography, and Economics in secondary education for minors.

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How we can realize the Renaissance was a movement of


cultural and artistic renewal produced mainly in Italy
during the 15th and 16th centuries, driven by a transformation
general in all aspects of European social life and based
essentially in Humanism where man becomes the
measure of things. At the same time, art stops being
only for God and becomes an art for man.
Thus emerging, a very characteristic figure of this period, that is,
the patron, a man of high social standing who is dedicated to
financing works of art as a form of prestige for oneself. It
which helped artists break away from the guilds and become
in authors of their work with a range much higher than their former
condition of artisans.

However, it is worth mentioning that during this time also


they corrupted values that led society to fall again into
the pleasures and leisure, in the same way as to corruption, act
from which even the clergy themselves were not exempt. However, it turns out that this
the stage of human history becomes one of the most
important in the growth of all types of arts.

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