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The swerve

Stephen Greenblatt

2011 ★ 4.4

Renaissance and revolution

Judith Veronica Field, Frank A. J. L. James

1993

The Renaissance (History Opens Windows)

Jane Shuter

1999

Back to Nature

Robert N. Watson

2005

Frame, glass, verse

Rayna Kalas

2007

Reformation thought

Alister E. McGrath

1988

History In The Discursive Condition Reconsidering The Tools Of Thought

Elizabeth Deeds Ermarth

2011

Della famiglia

Leon Battista Alberti

1969

Drama criticism

Marie Toft

2011

Desiring women writing

Jonathan Goldberg

1997

Humanism and the culture of Renaissance Europe

Charles Garfield Nauert

1995

Renaissance Florence on 5 florins a day

Charles FitzRoy

2010

Forbidden Friendships

Michael Rocke

1997

The meaning of the Renaissance and Reformation

Richard L. DeMolen

1973

Europe in a wider world, 1350-1650

Lee Palmer Wandel, Robin W. Winks

2003

The sacred and profane in English Renaissance literature

2008

Utter Antiquity

Arthur B. Ferguson

1992

A Renaissance likeness

Loren W. Partridge

1980

Everyday life in the Renaissance

Kathryn Hinds

2010

The darker side of the Renaissance

Walter Mignolo

1995

The discarded image

C. S. Lewis

1979

Future (DK Eyewitness Books)

Michael Tambini, DK Publishing, Andrée Grau

1998

Power and imagination

Lauro Martines

1979

Utopia, carnival, and commonwealth in Renaissance England

Christopher Kendrick

2004

The Renaissance sense of the past

Peter Burke

1970

The occult philosophy in the Elizabethan age

Frances Amelia Yates

1979

Histoire de la littérature anglaise

Emile Legouis

1964

Close Readers

Alan Stewart

1997

Singing early music

A. G. Rigg, David N. Klausner, Timothy J. McGee

1996

Renaissance Humanism

Margaret L. King

2014

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