Renaissance Humanism Foundations Forms and Legacy Volume II Humanism Beyond Italy 1st edition by Albert Rabil ISBN 0812213734 ‎ 978-0812213737

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ISBN 10: 0812213734

ISBN 13: ‎ 978-0812213737

Author: Albert Rabil

This book is a volume in the Penn Press Anniversary Collection. To mark its 125th anniversary in 2015, the University of Pennsylvania Press rereleased more than 1,100 titles from Penn Press’s distinguished backlist from 1899-1999 that had fallen out of print. Spanning an entire century, the Anniversary Collection offers peer-reviewed scholarship in a wide range of subject areas.

Renaissance Humanism Foundations Forms and Legacy Volume II Humanism Beyond Italy 1st Table of contents: 

• Introduction: Humanism Beyond Italy

  • Overview of Renaissance humanism and its origins in Italy
  • The expansion of humanism to other parts of Europe
  • Aims and structure of the volume

• Chapter 1: The Spread of Humanism to Northern Europe

  • Humanism in the Low Countries, France, and England
  • Key figures in Northern Renaissance humanism: Erasmus, More, and others
  • The impact of the printing press on the dissemination of humanist ideas

• Chapter 2: Humanism in the Holy Roman Empire

  • Humanism in German-speaking lands: Influences on scholars and students
  • The relationship between humanism and the Reformation
  • Contributions of German humanists such as Johann Reuchlin and Philipp Melanchthon

• Chapter 3: The Reception of Humanism in France

  • French Renaissance humanism and its leaders: François Rabelais, Jacques Lefèvre d’Étaples
  • The role of the French monarchy in promoting humanism
  • The development of French neo-Latin literature

• Chapter 4: Humanism in England

  • Humanism and the English Renaissance: Thomas More, John Colet, and others
  • The role of universities in spreading humanist ideas
  • The relationship between humanism and early English Reformation thought

• Chapter 5: Humanism in Spain and Portugal

  • Humanism in Iberian kingdoms: Spanish and Portuguese intellectuals
  • The influence of the Catholic Church and Inquisition on humanist scholarship
  • Humanism and the Age of Exploration: connections between humanism and overseas expansion

• Chapter 6: Italian Humanism’s Influence on Eastern Europe

  • Humanism in Poland, Hungary, and the Slavic lands
  • The establishment of humanist academies and the role of humanist scholars
  • Key figures: Jan Długosz, Matthias Corvinus, and others

• Chapter 7: The Legacy of Humanism in the Renaissance Diaspora

  • The long-term impact of Renaissance humanism on European intellectual history
  • How humanism shaped the development of modern science, literature, and philosophy
  • The intersection of humanism with religious and political changes across Europe

• Chapter 8: Humanism and the Encounter with Non-European Cultures

  • The expansion of humanist ideas in the context of European global exploration
  • Early interactions with African, Asian, and American civilizations
  • The role of humanist scholars in the exchange of knowledge across cultures

• Chapter 9: The Enduring Legacy of Renaissance Humanism

  • The influence of Renaissance humanism on later intellectual movements: Enlightenment, Neoclassicism, and beyond
  • Humanism’s lasting impact on education, art, and politics
  • Contemporary relevance of Renaissance humanist ideas in global discourse

• Conclusion: A Pan-European Humanist Movement

  • Summarizing the contributions of humanism to European intellectual life beyond Italy
  • Reflections on the interconnections between Italian and non-Italian humanist traditions
  • The global legacy of Renaissance humanism and its continued influence

• Appendices

  • Biographies of key humanist figures beyond Italy
  • Glossary of key terms in Renaissance humanism
  • Suggested readings for further study of humanism outside Italy

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