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From Full Text: “...: The Mythological Tradition and its place in Renaissance Humanism and Art, New York: Bollingen Foundation, 1953...”
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From Full Text: “... Douglas Biow, Doctors, Ambassadors, and Secretaries: Humanism and Professions in Renaissance Italy...”
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From Full Text: “... Image: the Use of the Emblem in Late-Renaissance Humanism, Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2005, 15 and 19...”
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From Full Text: “... are followed by three further ones relating to the human body. Viewed exteriorly, these are (1) FACE (character...”
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From Full Text: “... itself. Of the garden Bacon writes: “And, indeed, it is the Purest of Humane pleasures...”
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From Full Text: “... argued the case for a new science and for a proper place to be given in human affairs to a rigorous...”
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From Full Text: “... appealed to him, and turned his life wholly over to the study of literature and humanities (“tutto allo...”
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From Full Text: “... of the present in human history. The pull of the present is nearly always infinitely stronger than...”
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From Full Text: “... defined as distinct and, in fact, as superior to all other forms, due to their association with human...”
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From Full Text: “... displayed such skill, as did stupify all humane Reason (...) and it plainly appeareth as a Maxim drawn from...”
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From Full Text: “... of human sexuality, Havelock Ellis (1859-1939), who, as a fairly young man, issued Vasari’s Lives...”
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From Full Text: “... and, for the proportions of the human body, Alberti Dureri Lucubratio de pro-portione corporis humani. He also lists Angelo...”
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From Full Text: “..., and, in the process, he gave each allegory a human, or visual form according to his own lights. The arrangement...”
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