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PART ONE: INTRODUCTION1. The Problem of Interpretation2. The Concept of Revival3. Earlier Renaissances, 800-1300PART TWO: THE CONTEXT OF THE RENAISSANCE4. Italian Communes and City-States, c.13005. The Rise of Lordships and the Black Death6. The Paradox of Petrarch (1304-1373)7. 'Big-Business' FlorencePART THREE: RENAISSANCE PASSIONS8. The Passion for Books9. New Schools10. Love of Liberty11. Love of Art and Architecture12. Self Love and the Renaissance Image of ManPART FOUR: SOCIETY AND THE CIRCULATION OF NEW IDEAS13. Commerce and the Classics14. Europe and Beyond15. The Invention of Printing16. Representation and the Renaissance TheatrePART FIVE: ASSESSMENT17. Decivilising the RenaissancePART SIX: DOCUMENTSBibliographyIndex
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Frank Guidinger
reviewed The Renaissance on October 12, 2016
The Renaissance
The first few sections of the book were highly interesting and displayed in an easy, factual style. However this quickly grew tiresome, to the extent where I was skim reading later sections. Brown can be slightly superfluous in the attention to detail, especially where Renaissance art is concerned.
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