The Renaissance of Humanism

This chapter explores the evolution of humanism beyond mere moral philosophy, showcasing key figures like Poliziano and Tomeo who expanded its scope. It examines the interplay between humanism and scholasticism, highlighting their contrasting yet complementary approaches to philosophy and education in the 15th century. Additionally, the chapter discusses the role of humanist schools and the impact of early modern printing on the dissemination of classical texts, reflecting a significant shift in educational priorities.