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Art history

the revival of classical learning and art in Italy from the fourteenth century, framed by Burckhardt as the birth of individualism and the modern outlook.

In art history, Renaissance refers to the revival of classical learning and art in Italy from the fourteenth century, framed by Burckhardt as the birth of individualism and the modern outlook. This meaning comes from Burckhardt (1860/1960) in The civilization of the Renaissance in Italy.[1]

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Medieval history

Haskins's renaissance of the twelfth century, a revival of Latin learning, law and science in medieval Europe.

In medieval history, Renaissance refers to Haskins's renaissance of the twelfth century, a revival of Latin learning, law and science in medieval Europe. This meaning comes from Haskins (1927) in The Renaissance of the twelfth century.[2]

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References

  1. Burckhardt, J. (1960). The civilization of the Renaissance in Italy (S. G. C. Middlemore, Trans.; I. Gordon, Ed.). New American Library. (Original work published 1860) ISBN 9780451003409
  2. Haskins, C. H. (1927). The Renaissance of the twelfth century. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9781597400503

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