Renaissance thinkers saw their own era as a reenactment of the great dramas of Greek history. What drove this comparison?

Petrarch (1304-1374), one of the founding fathers of humanism in Italian language and renaissance, could perhaps be described as the originator of the poetic genre 'sonnet' signified as a composition ...

These are courtesy translations of local news provided by the U.S. Army Garrison Poland Public Affairs team for the benefit the ...

One of the pillars of Renaissance humanism was a renewed interest in ... implies a rebirth of culture. According to Renaissance humanists like Francesco Petrarch, the first birth of culture ...

From “The Romance of Commerce and Culture,” James Sloan Allen noted ... series continues on Wednesday with a focus on Aspen’s renaissance and the birth of the Aspen Institute.

The TNPSC Group 4 exam pattern contains the insights of the exam structure, maximum marks and marking scheme followed by the ...

Albert Schweitzer’s visit to the United States in 1949 hit a high note in Chicago, where it all began as an elegant vision for a renaissance ... purveyor of culture and Aspen Institute founder.

Manning argues that “trying to get blurbs is not a good use of anyone’s time”. He notes that a number of acclaimed titles in ...

Matein Khalid V.S. Naipaul once said that ancestral memories are like“trap doors to a bottomless past”. This was my first thought when I ...

When all novels are thrust upon you as words of genius,’ wrote George Orwell, ‘it is quite natural to assume that all of them are tripe.’ ...