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Delphine Leloup
Humanisme [EPUB ebook]
De roep van de kennis en de valorisatie van de mens

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Het humanisme wordt gekenmerkt door de herontdekking van de Grieks-Romeinse oudheid via de studie van originele teksten, maar ook door een immense dorst naar kennis, de ruime verspreiding van ideeën, de bevordering van de volkstalen, het belang dat wordt gehecht aan onderwijs en de gerichtheid op de mens. Door de mens centraal te stellen, streefden de humanisten naar meer waardigheid en naar een grootscheepse herwaardering van de wereld waarin zij leefden. Duik in 50 minuten in het hart van deze toonaangevende stroming in de literatuur, ontdek haar belangrijkste vertegenwoordigers zoals Thomas Moore of François Rabelais, haar belangrijkste kenmerken en de invloed ervan op de volgende generaties.

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Taal Nederlands ● Formaat EPUB ● Pagina’s 28 ● ISBN 9782808605038 ● Bestandsgrootte 0.5 MB ● Vertaler Nikki Claes ● Uitgeverij 50Minutes.com (NL) ● Land BE ● Gepubliceerd 2023 ● Downloadbare 24 maanden ● Valuta EUR ● ID 8876597 ● Kopieerbeveiliging Sociale DRM

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