Italian Renaissance (23145 bytes)
1: ... Europe, a period that is known as the [[Northern Renaissance]].
14: The Italian trade routes that covered the Mediterranean and b...
16: ...triarchs. The increase in trade during the early Renaissance enhanced this characteristic. The decline of [[fe...
18: ...te]], [[Petrarch]] and the other stirrings of the Renaissance occurred in the first half of the 14th century, t...
20: ... some of these disasters would further enable the Renaissance to arrive. The expansion of the Ottoman Empire at...

Renaissance (18358 bytes)
2: {{Renaissance}}
4: ...e]]. It is also known as "'''Rinascimento'''" (in Italian).
7: ...e in general. Thus it is possible to speak of the Renaissance in two different but meaningful ways: A rebirth o...
9: ...xample of the blend of art and science during the Renaissance]]
11: ===Multiple renaissances===

La Renaissance (1681 bytes)
1: ...ncez Tous vos Koras, Frappez les Balafons]]". "La Renaissance" was adopted upon independence in [[1960]].

The Second Renaissance (9071 bytes)
1: "'''The Second Renaissance'''" ([[2003]]) are two [[anime]] shorts which are...
13: ...d the access of Historical File 12-1, "The Second Renaissance." This file opens to the imagery of a city that i...
31: It has been suggested that "The Second Renaissance" is just an interpretation by the survivors who h...
33: "The Second Renaissance" also fails to resolve the [[thermodynamics|therm...

Renaissance music (18635 bytes)
2: ...nd 1600, and the process by which music acquired "Renaissance" characteristics was a gradual one.
4: ...e is one of the most pronounced features of early Renaissance European art music (in the [[Middle Ages]], third...
9: {{Renaissance}}
10: ... works between a ''prima prattica'' (music in the Renaissance polyphonic style) and a ''seconda prattica'' (mus...
12: ...urgical forms which endured throughout the entire Renaissance period were masses and motets, with some other de...

African Renaissance (3572 bytes)
1: The '''African Renaissance''' is a concept popularized by [[President of Sou...
3: ... would eventually be seen to comprise the African Renaissance, social cohesion, [[democracy]], economic rebuild...
5: ...d to a tone of optimism under the rubric "African Renaissance" in a speech in [[August]] [[1998]].
7: Among other things the African Renaissance is a philosophical and political movement to end ...
9: ...rs that would accomplish the goals of the African Renaissance were President [[Yoweri Museveni]] of [[Uganda]] ...

Harlem Renaissance (25574 bytes)
1: The '''Harlem Renaissance''' was a flowering of African-American social tho...
7: ...tern European]], or [[Jewish]] in the west, and [[Italian]] in the east (where [[Spanish Harlem]] is now).
22: ...ton]], emerged as an alternative group within the Renaissance.
25: ...n the United States, many figures from the Harlem Renaissance found a venue for their talents and a start to th...
32: ... after [[1929]]. In the last analysis, the Harlem Renaissance ended when most of those associated with it left ...

Scottish Renaissance (1135 bytes)
1: ...ersion of [[modernism]], the '''Scottish literary renaissance''' was begun by [[Hugh MacDiarmid]] in the [[1920...
3: ...e also generally referred to as being part of the Renaissance.

Renaissance (band) (4211 bytes)
3: '''Renaissance''' was a [[1970s]] [[progressive rock]] band. Mu...
6: ...tation between rock, folk, and classical forms - "Renaissance". This quintet (bassist [[Louis Cenammo]], pianis...
10: ...e it difficult for them to reach mass audiences. Renaissance's performances were normally faithful reproductio...
12: Renaissance scored a hit single in [[1978 in music|1978]] wit...
14: ...and Dunford formed their own bands using the name Renaissance, and have released albums with different line-ups...

Carolingian Renaissance (1098 bytes)
1: The '''Carolingian Renaissance''' refers to the often-rejected but just as frequ...
3: It is to be distinguished from the [[Renaissance]] as that term is most commonly used.
15: [[nl:Karolingische renaissance]]

Renaissance dance (1232 bytes)
1: {{Renaissance}}
2: '''Renaissance dances''' belong to the broad group of [[historic...
4: ...hat was a very important social activity in the [[Renaissance]].
12: * [http://www.rendance.org/ The Renaissance Dance Homepage]
17: [[Category:Renaissance]]

Renaissance architecture (4488 bytes)
1: {{Renaissance}}
2: ...hitecture''': The cultural movement called the [[Renaissance]] (which literally means re-birth) was just that ...
4: ...ct designs, and hemispherical domes characterized Renaissance architecture.
6: ...ression of [[Humanism]]. In Italy, four phases of Renaissance style can be identified:
7: # the Early Renaissance of [[Leone Battista Alberti]] and [[Filippo Brune...

Renaissance Classicism (3787 bytes)
1: '''Renaissance Classicism''' was a form of [[art]] that removed ...
7: ...he painting of his chapel and by the rich [[Italy|Italian]] families that wanted to have that which the [[C...
15: [[Category:Renaissance]]

Northern Renaissance (7261 bytes)
1: {{Renaissance}}
2: ...is]] also borrowed from the spirit of the Italian Renaissance. From France the spirit of the age spread to the ...
4: ...erged throughout [[Western Europe]]. The Northern Renaissance was also closely linked to the [[Protestant Refor...
7: ... even more important than the initial outbreak of Renaissance in Northern Italy, was its spreading throughout E...
9: ... social, and economic changes assosiated with the Renaissance in Western Europe.

Renaissance (disambiguation) (820 bytes)
1: ...he term '''renaissance''' usually refers to the [[Renaissance]], the [[cultural movement]] and time period in t...
2: *[[Italian Renaissance]]
3: *[[Northern Renaissance]]
4: *[[English Renaissance]]
6: '''Renaissance''' has since come to refer to other periods of cu...

Renaissance Technologies (687 bytes)
1: ... of 30% on a yearly basis for the past 10 years. Renaissance represents a validation of the "quantitative trad...
3: Renaissance was started by Jim Simons in 1982. It currently ...

Renaissance Tower (2373 bytes)
2: ...merica Plaza (Dallas) 2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Renaissance Tower is shown here behind and to the left of the...
5: The '''Renaissance Tower''' in [[Dallas, Texas]] is the second talle...
9: ...lest building by far. It was also clear that the Renaissance Tower would be overtaken by two other buildings u...
11: ..., if one were to exclude antennas and spires, the Renaissance Tower is currently the fifth tallest building in ...
13: The Renaissance Tower was designed by the architectural firm [[HO...

Renaissance philosophy (2830 bytes)
1: ...vanni Boccaccio]] being seen as being part of the Renaissance, despite being much earlier.
3: ... periods, is thought to roll through Europe. The "Renaissance" in England is often thought to include Shakespea...
6: The Renaissance as a movement is described as the reaching back f...
8: ...' in 1486. Sometimes called "the manifesto of the Renaissance", it invokes Plato and Aristotle to argue for a c...
31: * [http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Italian_Studies/pico/index.html Pico Project]

New York Renaissance (936 bytes)
1: ...betrotters]]. They were named after the [[Harlem Renaissance]] Casino, an upscale reception hall of that time ...
8: [[it:New York Renaissance]]

Renaissance humanism (4015 bytes)
1: ...literate upper [[bourgeoisie]] of the independent Italian communes adapted 14th-century [[Duchy of Burgundy...
3: ... prevalent in schools and universities during the Renaissance. [[Neo-Platonism]] replaced the [[Aristotelianism...
7: ...ferent and simpler language with many neologisms. Renaissance scholars perceived ‘Gothic’ Latin as ...
13: [[Ernest Gombrich]] wittily said the Renaissance had its origins not so much in the discovery of M...
15: [[Category:Renaissance]][[Category:Humanism]]

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