Rennaissance Humanism

Renaissance Humanism was an intellectual movement that emerged in Europe during the late 14th to early 17th centuries. It emphasized the study of classical texts from Ancient Greece and Rome, focusing on subjects like philosophy, literature, and history. Humanists believed in the potential of individuals and promoted the importance of human values and experiences over traditional religious dogma. This movement encouraged a more secular worldview, fostering advancements in art, science, and education, and laid the groundwork for the modern age by highlighting the importance of critical thinking and inquiry in human affairs.