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How is the Renaissance resonant in today's world?
In a way we're still living in the renaissance, because we keep on coming up with new things or rather reviving a main idea then linking and adding things onto it. Known for its tradition of innovation, we keep that alive and conjure up new designs and plans. Humanists are people who study ancient works from the Romans and Greeks, therefore the term humanism which is the study of these works. In conclusion, 'we' are the similar to the people in the renaissance since we are humanists who learn from school or we learn from the tv, considering how acters have improved since shakespeare.
How did the Harlem Renaissance effect the world?
The Harlem Renaissance brought the world brilliant writers whose works are as relevant today as they were during the Renaissance. Writers such as Zora Neale Hurston, Langston Hughes and entertainers like Paul Robeson, Duke Ellington set literary and performance standards around the world. It also produced music styles that are still dominant today. Jazz and blues have become international music genres that helped shape and form dominant popular music styles such as Rock and Rhythm and Blues.
What big shift in thinking away from Medieval patterns occurred among the leaders of the Renaissance and how did the classical civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome influence them?
During the Medieval Era, the study of theology (the study of God) was the most important branch of learning; but during the Renaissance, people began to pay more attention to earthly life and the study of humanity, or humanism, became a major focus of scholarly attention. Renaissance humanists relied purely on reason (as opposed to such things as prayer or astrology) to investigate subjects they believed might help them understand human life, and solve the problems that faced mankind. To do this, they actively studied the civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome because they believed that these civilizations had excelled in humanistic subjects. They dug through ruins for anything that remained of the long-forgotten classical cultures and marveled at the fabulous works of art and architecture they discovered. And Renaissance humanists traveled to distant monasteries in search of ancient books, for they believed that the wisdom of the past would provide the insights they needed to better understand mankind, the world, and the universe.
Why cylinder seals developed into works of art?
It became works of art because they became more interesting and fancy to look at.
Which artist explored semiotics in his works?
Joseph Kosuth
