Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Art of the Italian Renaissance Documentaries
Although with foreign-language subtitles, the brief clip below is actually the beginning of the Hollywood film "The Agony and the Ecstasy," a biopic of Michelangelo.
Black Death Documentary
Pay particular attention to Schama's description of the social, spiritual, and economic consequences of the Black Death.
Medieval Documentary
Although a little "sensational" in tone, view these brief clips with the notion of "decline" in mind. Also note the roles of Clovis, Monastaries, and St. Benedict.
Monday, May 9, 2011
Renaissance and Reformation Study Terms
The Renaissance—South and North
(Chapter Fourteen)
The Plague
Black Death & Its Consequences
Italy and the Renaissance--“Rebirth”
Humanism/Secularism/Classicism & Trade
Patronage:
The Medici/Lorenzo the Magnificent/Florence
Popes/Julius II/Rome
Literature:
Niccolo Machiavelli: The Prince
Art & “Frescoes”:
Leonardo da Vinci: “Mona Lisa,” The Last Supper
Raphael: The School of Athens
Michelangelo Buonarroti:
Painting: The Sistine Chapel
Sculpture: David
Architecture: St. Peter’s Basilica (Vatican)
Northern Renaissance
(Johann Gutenberg/Printing, movable type/The Bible [and later] Protestantism)
Desiderius Erasmus: The Praise of Folly and the New Testament
Thomas More: Utopia
The Reformation—Protestant and Otherwise
England & the (earlier) Lollards
Pope Leo X/St. Peter’s Basilica/Indulgences
Martin Luther
Wittenberg/”Ninety-Five Theses”
Parameters:
Simple faith (Versus Good Works)
John Calvin
Human Depravity/Grace/Faith/Predestination
(France’s “Huguenots”/Scotland’s Presbyterianism)
Anabaptists
Adult baptism
Communism
Catholic Counter-Reformation
The Council of Trent
Papal Authority
Latin
All Seven Sacraments (e.g., Confession)
Good Works and Faith
(Chapter Fourteen)
The Plague
Black Death & Its Consequences
Italy and the Renaissance--“Rebirth”
Humanism/Secularism/Classicism & Trade
Patronage:
The Medici/Lorenzo the Magnificent/Florence
Popes/Julius II/Rome
Literature:
Niccolo Machiavelli: The Prince
Art & “Frescoes”:
Leonardo da Vinci: “Mona Lisa,” The Last Supper
Raphael: The School of Athens
Michelangelo Buonarroti:
Painting: The Sistine Chapel
Sculpture: David
Architecture: St. Peter’s Basilica (Vatican)
Northern Renaissance
(Johann Gutenberg/Printing, movable type/The Bible [and later] Protestantism)
Desiderius Erasmus: The Praise of Folly and the New Testament
Thomas More: Utopia
The Reformation—Protestant and Otherwise
England & the (earlier) Lollards
Pope Leo X/St. Peter’s Basilica/Indulgences
Martin Luther
Wittenberg/”Ninety-Five Theses”
Parameters:
Simple faith (Versus Good Works)
John Calvin
Human Depravity/Grace/Faith/Predestination
(France’s “Huguenots”/Scotland’s Presbyterianism)
Anabaptists
Adult baptism
Communism
Catholic Counter-Reformation
The Council of Trent
Papal Authority
Latin
All Seven Sacraments (e.g., Confession)
Good Works and Faith
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