دانلود کتاب A Short History of the Renaissance in Northern Europe

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Title Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nFigures\nAcknowledgements\nTimeline\nIntroduction\n The urban context\n The courtly context\n Hypotheses\nChapter 1: What was the ‘Northern Renaissance’?\n The concept of a renaissance\n The Middle Ages and the Renaissance\n The Renaissance as a historical period\n The concept of a ‘Northern Renaissance’ and its critics\n Huizinga and the ‘autumn’ of the Middle Ages\n The post-Huizinga dilemma\nChapter 2: Realism and the visual arts\n The ‘Eyckian revolution’\n Realism in theory and practice\n The origins and development of realistic representation\n Realism, landscape and the natural world\nChapter 3: Humanism in the North\n Renaissance humanism\n Humanism, scholasticism and polemic\n Erasmus and Northern Renaissance humanism\n Humanism and a new Northern Renaissance?\nChapter 4: The old and the new devotion\n Religion and the Renaissance\n Kempis and the new devotion\n The physical and the spiritual in religious life\n Reform and revival\nChapter 5: The impact of print\n Renaissance, Reformation and print\n The printed image\nChapter 6: Wisdom, folly and the darker vision\n Wisdom, passion and the concept of folly\n Satire: Verbal and visual\n The image of the court fool or jester\n The imagery of passion, fantasy and the irrational\n The wild people of the forest\n The darker vision in the Northern Renaissance\nConclusion\nNotes\n Introduction\n Chapter 1\n Chapter 2\n Chapter 3\n Chapter 4\n Chapter 5\n Chapter 6\n Conclusion\nFurther reading\n Introduction\n Chapter 1: What was the ‘Northern Renaissance’?\n Chapter 2: Realism and the visual arts\n Chapter 3: Humanism in the North\n Chapter 4: The old and the new devotion\n Chapter 5: The impact of print\n Chapter 6: Wisdom, folly and the darker vision\n Conclusion\nIndex