

HoP 397 - Do As the Romans Did - French Humanism
May 22, 2022
Explore the roots of French Humanism in the Renaissance, spotlighting thinkers like Guillaume Boudet who bridged classical philosophy with poetry. Discover how translations from Latin to vernacular languages shaped literature and governance. Delve into the influence of printing on the spread of ideas and the role of women in intellectual circles. The discussion highlights the importance of clarity in translation and its impact on legal scholarship. Engage with the rich exchange of ideas between humanists and the legacy of medieval texts in shaping modern thought.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
The Emergence of French Humanism and Its Key Figures
04:22 • 2min
Humanism and the Art of Governance in Renaissance France
06:34 • 4min
The Evolving Landscape of Language and Translation in 16th Century France
10:50 • 2min
The Rise of French Humanism: Printing, Poetry, and Philosophy
12:55 • 9min