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Author: Maria SarantidouYear: 2021Subject: ART & HUMANITIES: Section Medieval & Renaissance Studiesclear all
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8th SWS International Scientific Conference on Arts And Humanities - ISCAH 2021
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RENAISSANCES BOUNDARIES AND MONUMENTS OF THESSALONIKI

(SGEM World Science, 2021, Maria Sarantidou)

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The Renaissance of 19th-century historiography and of every period of intense artistic and intellectual activity called renaissance is characterized by the exploration of cultural heritage that it inherits and its appropriation, conquest, and revival through this exploration. We are referring to the Carolingian renaissance, the Ottoman, the 12th century one, and the Italian Renaissance with its chronological subdivisions and influences. Corresponding renaissances are also recognized in the Byzantine territory. The...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Medieval & Renaissance Studies2021
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