Doctors, ambassadors, secretaries : humanism and professions in Renaissance Italy /
"Renaissance humanism was a program of study committed to the revival of letters and rhetoric, and it focused on such issues as the relation of current practices to the classical past, the possibility of exemplarity, and self-fashioning. In general, humanists did not teach with the aim of placi...
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