... for convincing guesses on what motivated Copernicus to abruptly change his Latin style and establish the circumstances under which Copernicus most likely fully embraced Renaissance humanism. In addition, the subsequent historiographical analysis presents a plausible hypothesis on the precise dating...

... for essential performance decisions. Josquin des Prez St Gallen Johannes Wannenmacher Aegidius Tschudi Heinrich Glarean Renaissance music polyphony si placet Huldrich Zwingli Hans Kotter bkostrzewski@gmail.com © The Author(s) 2024. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved...

... August 2019) in the nephrology and haemodialysis department of the Renaissance University Hospital in Ndjamena. We have included all patients followed up in the unit for non-dialysis CKD, aged over 18 years and consenting to participate to this study. Results A total of 387 patients files were...

... practice might be described as a ‘game of consequences’, which means that the clues in the extant voices are perhaps especially plentiful and suggestive. Jacob Obrecht restoring fragmentary polyphony polyphonic Mass cycles Missa Scaramella musical style early Renaissance To Louise de...

... with two examples by Pierre de la Rue. For the study of canons at different time intervals, I also invoke the neglected theories of Robert Morris, Robert Gauldin, and Immanuel Ott. Comporre di fantasia is a structural category that provides insight into compositional process in Renaissance...

... of the field of history, the culture of humanism, and an inductivist epistemology, used these texts to argue that there were continuities among ancient, medieval, and Renaissance epidemics. They catalogued plague and formed historical categories based on severity and perceived origins, leading to the rejection...

... of urban and cultural renewal known as the ‘Neapolitan Renaissance’. This article addresses two novels – Giuseppe Montesano’s Di questa vita menzognera (2003) and Ruggero Cappuccio’s Fuoco su Napoli (2010) – which alert us to the utopianism of the cultural and ‘symbolic politics...

... proposed in the book between different aspects of love and their musical characterization will be discussed and contextualized. Sigismondo Fanti Triompho di Fortuna music and love fortune telling illustration Renaissance Italy sexuality iconography music in visual culture music and gender...

..., and the rooms in which they were found and potentially used. Such inventories, through their employment of simple language and stock descriptive adjectives, offer strong insights into ordinary lives in Renaissance Venice, including the domestic lives of the otherwise invisible musical women of the Venetian...

...Margaret Speer Tennyson renews a Renaissance paradigm for understanding women in love called ‘erotic similitude’. ⁷ During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, erotic similitude offered ‘the female body as a mirror, with homoerotic desire fundamentally a captivating play...

... years, researchers in the “psychedelic renaissance” have been reinvestigating the therapeutic potential of psychedelic compounds for conditions like post-traumatic stress disorder, clinical anxiety/depression, and addiction. Each of these has treatment-resistant cases, sometimes decades in the making...

... examples of health passport dated back to the Renaissance. The introduction of the first vaccinations modified the contents of health passes, including their certification. The history illustrates some concerns that the COVID-19 health passes must overcome: identification of the bearer, standardization...

..., the argument for using an iconographic source as a model for a Renaissance viol remains the same: all extant larger bowed stringed instruments dated to before the last quarter of the 16th century have been either so significantly modified that their original state is unrecognizable, or they are obvious...

... and object-led-approaches, changes our understanding of the past. It advances our thinking about the emergence and significance of cross-cultural objects in the context of cultural exchange. The article charts the spectacular rise in importance of feathers in dress during the Renaissance, its relation...

... of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Jessie Ann Owens marshaled evidence of a stage in Renaissance compositional process that did not use writing; Julie Cumming...

... collaborated with them. The connection of a medicating saint and a miracle-performing saint is thus an essential aspect of the medical pluralism of late medieval and early modern societies. hagiography medical pluralism Renaissance miracles Academy of Finland 10.13039/501100002341 287483 Academy...

... Eastern Medicine Renaissance in Korea is an unusual case in the history of colonial medicine. Responding to Japanese colonial rule that began in the first decade of the twentieth century, a few thousand Korean physicians of Eastern medicine complied with the new registration requirements, but they turned...

... and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Aristotelian cause-and-effect Renaissance medicine Leonardo, curious-polymath Leonardo's 4-chambered...

... in the 15th and 16th centuries. To improve the knowledge about the entomofauna associated with bodies in archaeological contexts, herein we provide insights on the funerary practices and the insect community associated to Ferrante II King of Naples and other Italian Renaissance mummies of the Aragonese...

... setting in these late works point at a shift toward Baroque compositional practices, as do elements of Victoria’s harmonic syntax. Tomás Luis de Victoria masses Renaissance masses polychoral masses modal structure tonal types polyphony mode circle of fifths Tomás Luis de Victoria (ca. 1548–1611...