'Vernacular literature' diaporamas de présentation

Europe in the middle ages

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The Italian Renaissance Chapter 5 section 1

The Italian Renaissance Chapter 5 section 1. Italian City States. Renaissance: . A rebirth or revival

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Chapter 12 Section 2

Chapter 12 Section 2. The Intellectual and Artistic Renaissance. Objectives:. Explain Italian Renaissance Humanism Compare and Contrast Greek Education to Renaissance Education Evaluate different Vernacular literature of the Renaissance

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THE INTELLECTUAL AND ARTISTIC RENAISSANCE

Ch. 5-2. THE INTELLECTUAL AND ARTISTIC RENAISSANCE. Italian Renaissance Humanism Characterized by secularism and individualism Noticeable in intellect and art Humanism: study of grammar, rhetoric, poetry, philosophy, and history. The intellectual and artistic renaissance.

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Early Modern Chinese Vernacular Literature (Volume D)

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The High Middle Ages: Art, Technology and Literature

The High Middle Ages: Art, Technology and Literature. Romanesque Architecture. Gothic Architecture. Gothic Flying Buttresses. Loan Cathedral. Medieval Technology. Medieval Clock. Medieval Technology. Medieval Technology. Gothic Art at Chartres Cathedral. Death of Thomas Becket. Ca 1200

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Towns

Towns. By Scott Rhead. Guilds. The guilds. The guilds were an important part of the town. Guilds- exclusive organizations. Provided services Built chapels; donated materials to churches Helped construct churches watched over the members Provided funeral services

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The Life of the People

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Arts and Architecture

Arts and Architecture. Amanda, Joy, Kristen, Sydni, & Vanessa. Artists. Michelangelo - ceiling of the Sistine Chapel Leonardo da Vinci - painted the Last Supper & the Mona Lisa Raphael - painted the Virgin Mary; painted frescos in Vatican Palace. Michelangelo. Sistine Chapel

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Renaissance Literature

Renaissance Literature. By, Michael DeAngelis, Robert Berkowitz, Jesse Katz, Maisie Newman, Lia Sinisi, Evan Haas. Humanism. Based on the study of the classics The literary works of ancient Greece and Rome Studied grammar, rhetoric, poetry, moral philosophy, history . Petrarch.

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Ch. 14.1B- Renaissance Vernacular Literature

SWBAT ?. Name:. Fold a piece of paper into quarters Upper Right Hand corner SWBAT: analyze the impact and influence of vernacular language & the printing press had on increased literacy rates and the education of the European people. Ch. 14.1B- Renaissance Vernacular Literature.

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Renaissance Literature

Renaissance Literature. By: Jared, Gianna, Victoria, and Amber. Vernacular Literature. Before this everything was written in Latin. The Vernacular Literature was the language that the country spoke and would printed in that language.

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Chapter 10 Section 3 The Culture of the High Middle Ages

Chapter 10 Section 3 The Culture of the High Middle Ages. Architecture. Romanesque: Copied the Basilica style of whom? Why were Romanesque churches so dark? How were builders able to build Gothic churches taller? Gothic churches appear to be reaching toward whom?

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