A short history of the Renaissance in Europe / Margaret L. King
Material Type | Books |
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Publisher | North York, Ont. : University of Toronto Press |
Year | c2017 |
Size | xxvii, 424 p. : ill. (some col.), maps (some col.), ports. (some col.) ; 26 cm |
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Location | Volume | Call No. | Barcode No. | Status | Comments | Reserve | Collection | Designated Book | V-Shelf |
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Faculty of Letters [Tokushokan] Department of Cultural History | : pbk | 230.51||K9430 | 172201648 |
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Bibliography ID | BB13012933 |
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Text Language | English |
Notes | Summary: "A Short History of the Renaissance is a new edition of The Renaissance in Europe previously published by Laurence King Press and McGraw Hill. Readers will learn not only about the Renaissance that unfolded in Europe between 1300 and 1700, but also about the problem of cultural renewal: why it happens; why its energies are momentous, and how it changes everything all around it. This illustrated overview is a social history of the Renaissance in Europe. There are over 100 colour images. Key terms are defined in the Introduction. There are 25 Focus questions that expand on a specific topic such as Florence, prostitutes, and women and love. The 22 Voices features offer students the opportunity to read primary sources. 18 miniboxes contain statistical information. The book included timelines, a glossary, and Suggested Readings."-- Provided by publisher Includes bibliographical references and index |
Authors | *King, Margaret L., 1947- |
Subjects | LCSH:Renaissance LCSH:Europe -- History -- 1492-1648 All Subject Search LCSH:Europe -- Civilization All Subject Search LCSH:Humanism LCSH:Civilization, Western -- Classical influences All Subject Search LCSH:Europe -- Intellectual life All Subject Search |
Classification | LCC:CB361 DC23:940.2/1 |
Vol | : pbk ; ISBN:9781487593087 ; XISBN:1487593082 Export RefWorks(Selected volume only) |
NCID | BB24026178 |
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