Can we consider that the Renaissance is a rejection of the achievements of medieval culture?
| June 27, 2021 | education
No, the Renaissance was part of the culture of the late Middle Ages, namely the XIV-XV centuries, if you take Italy as an example, where the Renaissance lasted the longest. During the Renaissance, the Romanesque and Gothic styles were preserved in architecture. In addition to the culture of the Middle Ages, there were innovations associated with humanism and philosophical thought.
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