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Secularism
sec·u·lar·ismnoun
\ˈse-kyə-lə- r̍i-zəm\
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• the belief that religion should not play a role in government, education, or other public parts of society
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The key intellectual movement of the Renaissance was:
Humanism
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humanism
• A philosophy that usually rejects religion and stresses the individual
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Humanist often would write in the Vernacular
• Vernacular was the local spoken language.
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More people could understand it. It allowed for the educating of “common” people.
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• Humanist of the renaissance believed that education could change human beings.
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• They wrote books on education using vernacular language.
• They opened schools
• They offered liberal studies. Studies on history, sciences, music, art, literature and more….
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Humanist educators wanted to develop:
• Well rounded individuals not just scholars
• They also stressed physical education.
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• By stressing individualism and the classics. They offered new approaches to education and new approaches to art and art techniques.
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Gutenberg (German)
• Developed printing press, stimulating the public’s desire and ability to gain knowledge.
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The human focus meant that
• Many artists painted the human body.
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Giovanni began the true Renaissance art period
• He used the fresco style of painting to create the illusion of 3-D.
• Fresco is the use of fresh wet plaster and water based paints.
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• Realistic portrayal of the human nude became one of the chief aims of Italian Renaissance art.
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• The northern European artists painted illustrations for books and wood panels for the alter. Their canvass for art was much smaller.
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Michelangelo
Michelangelo painted the ceiling of the
Sistine Chapel, which took approximately four years to complete (1508–1512)
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Raphael
• An Italian painter and architect.
• The School of Athens is one of the most famous frescoes of the Italian Renaissance.
• Located in the Vatican
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Donatello
An early Renaissance Italian sculptor.
The bronze David
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Leonardo da Vinci
• Leonardo was renowned primarily as a painter.
• Among his works, the Mona Lisa
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