Renaissance Man

abstract action already analysis ancient anthropology anthropomorphic antiquity appeared Aristotle artistic attitude Bacon beauty became become Boccaccio bourgeois bourgeoisie Bovillus Bruno Brutus Campanella Cardano Cassius century character Christian city-state concept concrete conflict course destiny division of labour dynamic epicureanism essence ethical everyday evil example existence experience fact fate feudal Ficino Florence Florentine freedom Georg Lukács Giordano Bruno Hamlet heroes hierarchy human ibid idea ideal ideology individual interpretation kind knowledge Leonardo living longer Machiavelli man's Mark Antony means Michelangelo Montaigne moral nature never Nicholas of Cusa norms notion objective one's ontological Petrarch philosophy Pico Plato polis political Pomponazzi possible practice principle problem production question reason relationship religion Renaissance Renaissance Classics Renaissance philosophy Richard III scientific sense Shakespeare social Socrates soul stoic stoic-epicurean stoicism stoicism and epicureanism theory things thinkers thinking thought tion tradition true universal values virtue whole