1. Humanism and Renaissance Europe: A Transition into the Self
... on self-improvement and recovery. A great expansion in education that began centuries earlier now encouraged the revitalization of humanity in culture and ethic, a necessary component of the Renaissance period in Europe. In progressing to new heights, society developed a new outlook on life that was radically different from before. The influential social ... states of being. Augustinus claims that this is harmful to him. He explains to Franciscus that falling in love caused him to neglect the original passions of his own life. During his childhood, Franciscus had a strong enthusiasm for ...
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