CONSOLATIONS FOR MELANCHOLY IN RENAISSANCE HUMANISM by Angus GOWLAND

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Renaissance humanism through William Shakeaspere's Hamlet by Trang Do

“…By pointing out the nature of Renaissance humanism, the article emphasizes Hamlet's play as a typical work of Renaissance humanism.…”
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Reasons for the use of languages in the Renaissance Humanism. The case of German and Spanish by Juan Luis Monreal Pérez

“…Renaissance Humanism encouraged the use of classical as much as vernacular languages. …”
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Dramatic Mimesis and Civic Education in Aristotle, Cicero and Renaissance Humanism by Ferenc Hörcher

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Towards paradise on earth : modern space conception in architecture : a creation of renaissance humanism / by 196355 Bek, Lise

The social and value vectors of religiosity in the ideas of Renaissance humanism and Reformation (“Luter – Erasmus” alternative) by Brodetskyi Oleksandr Yevhenovych

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On the Image of Jews in Latin Humanist Poetry by Jana Kolářová

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Unifying Themes in the Oeuvre of John M. Headley by James M. Weiss

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On the Art of Fighting: A Humanist Translation of Fiore dei Liberi’s Flower of Battle Owned by Leonello D’Este by Mondschein Ken

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The First European Maps of Muscovy (1525) by O. F. Kudryavtsev

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Rabelais’ “culture of folk humor” as a Technique of Archaicized Narration by Irina K. Staf

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VIEWS OF CONQUEST AND LEGITIMACY OF WAR: MACHIAVELLI AND FRANCISCO DE VITORIA by Adriana Biller Aparicio, Thais Luzia Colaço

“…The paper presents a reflection on the legitimacy of wars of conquest from the thoughts of two sixteenth centuries’ classical political and legal thinkers: Francisco de Vitoria, from Spanish Scholastic, and Niccolo Machiavelli, Italian of Renaissance Humanism. Based on the dialectic method, this work questions the different views of wars of conquest. …”
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Humanities Studies and Jesuit Principles of Education by Martin Šarkan

“…RESEARCH PROBLEM AND METHODS: This work focuses on recognizing the conceptual core in the humanist tradition through the analysis of the ancient and Renaissance idea of the study of humanitarianism  that dominated in the educational paradigm in the period of the Renaissance humanism and in the development of Jesuit education. …”
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La ética y el problema de Dios en Juan Luis Vives (1492-1540) by Alfonso Maestre Sánchez

“…In the historical, turbulent and exciting times of the Renaissance Humanism, characterized by a return to classic Antiquity, and the renovation of all cultural manifestations, both philosophy and religion are affected from their very foundations. …”
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Kings, Nobles, and Letrados: the ideological and literary foundations of Renaissance Spain by Peters Jr., MF

Stanislaw Orychowski (1513-1566): from unia universalis to repudium romae by Volodymyr Lytvynov, Ruslana Mnojivska

“…He is considered to be the leading representative of Renaissance humanism in Ukraine.…”
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Rodrigo Sánchez de Arévalo’s 'Suma de la política': The Civic Kingdom-City and Spanish Vernacular Humanism by Peters Jr, MF

“…The introductory essay underscores that Arévalo’s writing in Spanish is much more novel and interesting than literary critics have often recognized and points out that Arévalo’s attitudes toward Renaissance humanism are more open than several acclaimed scholars have been willing to admit, or at least to recognize. …”

Renaissance and reformation by B. J. van der Walt

“…To force a whale into a sardine tin is no mean feat, and here one is expected to force four whales(Renaissance, Humanism, the Stoa and Calvin) into the same tin. …”
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Narrative Telos and the Great Beauty by Vera Fravventura

“…In this section, I will briefly touch on some of the key-points of Witt’s interpretative paradigm, which entails some specific (albeit not always explicit) conceptualization of notions such as ‘literature’, ‘creativity’, ‘innovation’, as well as an implicit focus on Renaissance humanism as the final cause of a coherent teleological pattern…”
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An Early Medievalist’s View on Ronald Witt’s «Two Latin Cultures»: Original Questions and Tentative Conclusions by Giacomo Vignodelli

“…The article discusses the first half of Ronald Witt’s The Two Latin Cultures and the Foundation of Renaissance Humanism in Medieval Italy, devoted to the period between the 9th and 11th century. …”
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