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uzbekistan state world languages university english language faculty№2 course work theme: the history of renaissance and its philosophy. sir tomas more, edmund spenser, ben jonson, sir francis bacon, sir philip sidney. scientific advisor: group: 233 student: madaminova dilshoda tashkent 2021 илмий раҳбар томонидан берилган тақриз исми, шарифи мадаминова дилшоданинг тили органилаетган мамлакатлар адабиети фанидан ёзган курс иши ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________мазкур курс иши якунланган деб ҳисоблайман ва уни ҳимояга тавсия этаман. тақризчи _________________________ ____________ (исми, шарифи) (имзо) “____”____________ 2021 йил “тасдиқлайман” __________кафедра мудири “___” ____ ___________ курс (иши) лойиҳаси гуруҳ: 233 талаба: madaminova dilshoda раҳбар: radjabova hilola топшириқ ишлайдиган лойиҳа (мавзу): the history of renaissance and its philosophy. sir tomas more, edmund spenser, ben jonson, sir francis bacon, sir philip sidney. бошланғич маълумотлар: introduction 1. қўлланмалар : internet and book source 2. чизма қисмининг тузилиши : 3. ёзма қисмининг тузилиши: introduction, two chapters, conclusion, reference 4. қўшимча вазифа ва кўрсатмалар: presentation 5. курс …

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________10-13 1.3. sir francis bacon______________________13-16 chapter ii 2.1 edmund spenser __________________________17-20 2.2. ben jonson _____________________________20-23 2.3. sir philip sidney___________________________23-30 conclusion__________________________________________29-30 references_________________________________________________31 total number of pages :31 introduction we know that, the renaissance period of the medieval era of philosophy covers, very roughly, the 15th and 16th centuries. it can be seen as a bridge between medieval philosophy and the start of modern philosophy during the age of reason. the renaissance is named for the rebirth or revival of classical civilization and learning. in general terms, it is usually considered to have begun in italy in the mid-14th century and rolled across europe over the succeeding two centuries. in philosophical terms, the renaissance represents a movement away from christianity and medieval scholasticism and towards humanism, with an increasing focus on the temporal and personal over merely seeing this world as a gateway to the christian afterlife. a new sense of critical …

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analyses of the given work and demonstrating multiple linguistic units that are presented in the chapters. the practical importance of the work is in the study of the penetration of the trilogy genre in literature and its place in the history of renaissance and its philosophy. sir tomas more, edmund spenser, ben jonson, sir francis bacon, sir philip sidney. the theme of our course paper is poetry. the subject of my course paper is the history of renaissance and its philosophy. sir tomas more, edmund spenser, ben jonson, sir francis bacon, sir philip sidney. the designation "renaissance philosophy" is used by scholars of intellectual history to refer to the thought of the period running in europe roughly between 1355 and 1650 (the dates shift forward for central and northern europe and for areas such as spanish america, india, japan, and china under european influence). the object of my course paper …

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ieval philosophy, which in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries was influenced by notable figures such as albert the great, thomas aquinas, william of ockham, and marsilius of padua, and early modern philosophy, which conventionally starts with rené descartes and his publication of the discourse on method in 1637. particularly since the recovery of a great portion of aristotelian writings in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, it became clear that, in addition to aristotle's writings on logic, which had already been known, there were numerous others roughly having to do with natural philosophy, moral philosophy, and metaphysics. these areas provided the structure for the philosophy curriculum of the emerging universities. the general assumption was that the most 'scientific' branches of philosophy were those that were more theoretical and therefore more widely applicable. during the renaissance too, many thinkers saw these as the main philosophical areas, with logic providing a training of …

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sophical texts and problems were typically approached through university lectures and 'questions'. the latter, similar in some ways to modern debates, examined the pros and cons of particular philosophical positions or interpretations. they were one of the cornerstones of the 'scholastic method', made students who proposed or responded to questions quick on their feet, and required a deep familiarity with all of the known philosophical tradition, which would often be invoked in support of or against specific arguments. this style of philosophy continued to have a strong following in the renaissance. pico della mirandola's disputations, for instance, depended directly on this tradition, which was not at all limited to university lecture halls. given the remarkable range of aristotelian philosophy, it was possible to discuss all kinds of issues in medieval and renaissance philosophy. aristotle had treated directly problems such as the trajectory of missiles, the habits of animals, how knowledge …

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uzbekistan state world languages university english language faculty№2 course work theme: the history of renaissance and its philosophy. sir tomas more, edmund spenser, ben jonson, sir francis bacon, sir philip sidney. scientific advisor: group: 233 student: madaminova dilshoda tashkent 2021 илмий раҳбар томонидан берилган тақриз исми, шарифи мадаминова дилшоданинг тили органилаетган мамлакатлар адабиети фанидан ёзган курс иши _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________...

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