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Routledge The Renaissance (Seminar Studies) - Third Edition

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Description

Explore the complexities of the Renaissance with this updated third edition from Routledge. Part of the Seminar Studies series, this book addresses modern debates regarding the era's modernity, globalism, and existing gender biases. It provides a detailed look at how the period functioned beyond just the famous centers, examining the connections between major hubs like Venice, Rome, Naples, and Florence and the surrounding provincial towns and courts. This edition offers fresh perspectives on central themes, specifically looking at humanism through the lens of gender and the position of women. It also covers how religious reformers responded to the new ideas of the time. Whether you are a student or a researcher, this text provides a comprehensive way to understand the social and cultural shifts that defined this historical period.

Key Features

Updated third edition includes new discussions on Venice, Rome, Naples, and Florence.

Examines the relationships between major Italian cities and surrounding provincial towns and courts.

Provides fresh insights into humanism in relation to gender and the role of women.

Addresses modern scholarly debates regarding the globalism and modernity of the Renaissance.

Covers the responses of religious reformers to the new ideas emerging during this era.

Engages with current academic discussions regarding elitism and gender bias in historical studies.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
23 September 2020
Listed Since
03 April 2020

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