Renaissance Europe, 1480-1520, [electronic resource] [by] J.R. Hale.

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Time and space. Calendar, clock and life span ; Diet and health ; Violence and death ; Mobility ; Feeling for nature ; Exploration -- Political Europe. The political unit ; Some examples: Florence, France, Spain, England and Germany ; Internal development ; International relations and war -- Individual and community. Christendom ; State, region, patria ; The 'foreigner' ; Local associations ; The family and personal relationships -- Economic Europe. Continuity and change ; The tone of economic life ; Economic policy and taxation -- Class. Definitions and attitudes ; Special cases ; The agricultural community, town-dwellers, aristocracy -- Religion. Church and state ; Clerics ; The appeal of the church ; Dissatisfactions -- The arts and their audience. Music ; Drama ; Art -- Secular learning. The appeal of humanism ; Educational reform ; Christian humanism ; Political thought ; Science -- Appendix. Europe c. 1500: a political gazeteer -- Maps. Europe c. 1500 ; Italy c. 1500 ; Germany c. 1500 ; France c. 1500 ; Spain c. 1500.