humanism A new concept of human individuality‚ originating in the citystates of fourteenth- and fifteenth-century Italy‚ that was based on desire for excellence in scholarship‚ creative work‚ and education. The humanist movement spread to northern Europe‚ France‚ England‚ and elsewhere‚ and continued to flourish until the mid-seventeenth century. Among its more familiar literary figures are‚ in Italy‚ Dante Alighieri‚ Francesco Petrarca (known as Petrarch)‚ Giovanni Boccaccio‚ Baldassare
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ABBAABBAACCDEE oShows emphasis on line 12 oEmphasis on lines 13 and 14 also because of change in rhyme scheme oHas structure of meditative poetry: 1) focus of setting 2) analysis of points 3) colloquies (dialogue with God) oDonne is often known for using parts of meditative poetry structure‚ usually colloquies. oSonnet 9 uses trifled of meditative poetry while using traditional rhyming scheme and metaphors of traditional poetry oFocus of sin in the Garden‚ followed by analysis of reasoning that are
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Technically part of the HRE‚ but functions as an independent state c. Geography and language -> eastern Switzerland 1st affected by protestant reformation 1. Zurich -> Urich Zwingli a. More radical departure from RCC doctrine + ritual b. Marburg Colloquy (1529) – Martin luther and Urich Zwingli (eucharist) Martin luther = Consubstantiation Ulrich Zwingli = body and blood of Jesus symbolic‚ Literal interpretation of the bible d. Geneva -> center of the swiss reformation from 1530 1. French-speaking
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blacks received land and it spread across the south. “Sherman issued Special Field Order 15‚ which set aside the Sea Islands and a large area along the South Carolina and Georgia coasts for the settlement of black families on forty-acre plots of land (Colloquy 1).” African Americans also received a broken down mule that the army could no longer use. President Lincoln was an active member in seeking freedom and equality for African Americans. Unfortunately‚ after President Lincoln’s death‚ President Andrew
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19th century Manchester The Industrial revolution was a time for innovation. These innovations brought about many discrepancies as to whether or not the industrialization was a good thing or not. Many people stated that because of the technological advancements‚ the industrialization was a great thing to happen to Manchester. Others believed that the industrial revolution made Manchester dark and dreary as well as overcrowded and less beautiful than it previously was. As the product of the
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after the exhausting conversation‚ the embarrassment fills the room up which automatically leads to watching television‚ relieving them. Additionally‚ it’s often rude to keep asking someone who is concentrating on the television. It will cut off the colloquy of the show and even sometimes intrude into the climax which annoys the viewers. Thus‚ television discourages smooth conversation. It is without a doubt that watching television
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Worms and was declared an outlaw. Another important figure was Ulrich Zwingli. Zwingli was the leader of the Swiss Reformation and was humanistically educated. Zwingli was also did not like the idea of indulgences. He and Luther met at the Marburg Colloquy and although they settled many disputes‚ they could not agree on transubstantiation. The final important figure was John Calvin. John Calvin was the founder of Calvinism which replaced Lutheranism as the dominant Protestant group. Calvin believed
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William Yates HST 423: The Tudor Monarchy MWF 10:30-11:20 9/20/2012 Slyvester‚ Richard S. and Davis P. Harding‚ eds. Two Tudor Lives: The Life and Death of Cardinal Wolsey by George Cavendish. The Life of Sir Thomas More by William Roper. New Haven and London: Yale University Press. 1990. Warnicke‚ Retha M. Wicked Women of Tudor England: Queens‚ Aristocrats‚ Commoners. New York: Palgrave Macmillan‚ 2012. Print. While much is known about Sir Thomas More and his accomplishments‚ less
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Experimental Essay-2‚ (unfinished) A feminist beacon While reviewing a woman‚ an extraordinarily brilliant and uncompromising thinker‚ a leftist feminist considered it as the order of the big doctor and an often underestimated and aloof “irrepressible crank”-as she puts her in describing herself; Judith Levine’s choice in her “Boston Review” forty years celebrating article was more than obvious. As a radical cultural critic who never really sounded dogmatic and a journalist Allen Willies was one
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Druidry What is Druidry? Many Pagan Druid orders draw their inspiration from Celtic traditions‚ working with the Gods and Goddesses of the Celtic Pagan past. Some work with whatever spirits are within and around the people they are working with. So when in America‚ for example‚ they honour the spirits of that land; when at Wayland’s Smithy they might honour the Old Gods of the builders and the Anglo-Saxon Wayland. Also‚ they might be drawn to particular deities‚ regardless of tradition or culture
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