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The Renaissance (Rebirth) period is a period in which experimental thought was revived, focused on human life (humanism), information sharing with large masses increased with the invention of the printing press, and radical changes were experienced.
“The Renaissance is the discovery of human.” // Swiss historian Jacob Burckhardt, who made deep researches on the Renaissance.
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Do it today, or regret it tomorrow.
The Renaissance (Rebirth) period is a period in which experimental thought was revived, focused on human life (humanism), information sharing with large masses increased with the invention of the printing press, and radical changes were experienced.
“The Renaissance is the discovery of human.” // Swiss historian Jacob Burckhardt, who made deep researches on the Renaissance.
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If you have money, you have power.
The Renaissance (Rebirth) period is a period in which experimental thought was revived, focused on human life (humanism), information sharing with large masses increased with the invention of the printing press, and radical changes were experienced.
“The Renaissance is the discovery of human.” // Swiss historian Jacob Burckhardt, who made deep researches on the Renaissance.
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It’s always too early to quit.
The Renaissance (Rebirth) period is a period in which experimental thought was revived, focused on human life (humanism), information sharing with large masses increased with the invention of the printing press, and radical changes were experienced.
“The Renaissance is the discovery of human.” // Swiss historian Jacob Burckhardt, who made deep researches on the Renaissance.
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Silence is the most powerful scream.
The Renaissance (Rebirth) period is a period in which experimental thought was revived, focused on human life (humanism), information sharing with large masses increased with the invention of the printing press, and radical changes were experienced.
“The Renaissance is the discovery of human.” // Swiss historian Jacob Burckhardt, who made deep researches on the Renaissance.
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