Renaissance

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Is Psychology in Crisis?

by Matthias Behrends

Fall of Venice

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Mary Shelley

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Sir Edmund Hillary

by Connor Carmody

the order of the univere is broken and this idea is reflected in a degeneration of the precedent themes

political messages;showing that the breach of ORDER leads to CHAOS and to the need to restore this order

HARMONY ia restored

of tragedie revolve around ORDER and DISORDER

social disorder: ASSASSINATION

personal disorder: MADNESS

the English autors move away from the classic traditions

do not follow the three unities

mix tragic and comin elements

Structure

five acts divided into a numbers of scenes developing with

catastrophe or death of hero

features

previous happy condition makes his fall and final suffering all the greater

accepts the consequences with courage

high moral qualities

person from privileged social position

decline

crisis

development

introduction

as to achieve

CATHARSIS: purification from emotions

it mixes: popular intertainment and refined culture

Interlude : dramatic intertainment used to relieve tension

Masque : refined entertainment

humankind turns back to reality

struggle to imitate the ideal models

Ideal

there are two parts

Individualism:

humankind's position in the universe changes

Humankind

BALANCE

element in the chain who keep

the first living in HARMONY with the Macrocosm

Microcosm and Macrocosm

dream

sorrow : banished

happiness:reigns

radical change

LEONARDO DA VINCI

1603-1625:Jacobean age

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1485-1558 :The beginning of the Reinassance. 1588-1603: the flowrishing of the Reinassance 1603-1625: the decline of the Reinassance

1558-1603:Elisabethan era

1485-1558:tudor Dinasty

the Reinassance in England

pronto per esposizione orale

Jacobean Tragedies

comedies in prose

become very popular under the influence of the French playwright

women on stage

with Monarchy theatres are opened

appreciate:Refiniment/Frivolous subjects

new audience

the Puritan rule theatres are closed

considered sources of vice

Elizabethan tragedies have a number of codified features

conventional costumes/acting/structure/places

Elizabethan features

follows the Seneca's model

five acts

use of ghosts

bloody scenes

revenge theme

Tragedy

imitation of a serious action

with people acting directly

without narration

Drama

take inspiration to :

medieval genres

classic models

Themes

Thomas  More

English humanist

Utopia

Rebirth from dark age

England lived a period of political stability, economical prosperity, geographical and technical discoveries.

Printing press : William Caxton

Colombus and Cabral: discovered Americas

philosophy science arts religion

Religion: passage from Roman Church,followed by the Reformation

art: artists get inspiration to the Classic style

science: new discoveries;shift from system the Ptolemaic to the Heliocentric view

philosophy: deduction and anxiomatics truths

MAN AT THE CENTRE OF THE WORLD

man changed his ideas about the world

otherness

natural and the supernatural

man

power and society

universe

the other