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Cultural Evolution in Renaissance: Urban Development, Enlightenment, and Gender Equality

The Renaissance period saw the development of cities, a cosmopolitan mindset based on trade and exploration, and increased respect for women. Economic prosperity led to a rediscovery of human freedom and a focus on Greek and Roman knowledge. Cultivation of individuality and critical thinking fostered a spirit of freedom and inquiry. The era promoted cultured education, with the printing press aiding in the spread of knowledge. Secondary schools emphasizing Latin and Greek studies emerged.

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Cultural Evolution in Renaissance: Urban Development, Enlightenment, and Gender Equality

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  1. Etimologicamente Tradicionalmente

  2. 1. Desenvolvimento das Cidades

  3. 2. Espírito cosmopolita, universalista, baseado nas relações comerciais e descobrimentos geográficos

  4. 3. Maior Consideração Pela Mulher

  5. 4. Maior Riqueza Econômica

  6. Redescobrimento da personalidade humana livre; • Base no conhecimento grego e romano; • Formação do homem culto; • Formação do cortesão instruído e culto; • Cultivo da individualidade e da personalidade total;

  7. Desenvolvimento do espírito de liberdade e crítica; • Estudo atraente e ameno; • A impressa facilita a a difusão da cultura e da educação; • Surge a escola secundária, baseada no estudo do latim e grego.

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