《西方人文傳統研究(500-1800)》所選思想內容和藝術作品主要根據兩個原則：一是它們必須代表它們所處時代的精神和價值觀，從某種角度上看也能代表永恆的價值觀（如達·文西的作品代表了當時人們探索宇宙運轉規律的決心，同時也代表人類永恆的價值觀）；二是這些思想和作品要能對中國的文化發展具有啟發性。研究西方創造性文化遺產就是與西方一些偉大的思想家和藝術家的對話，研究他們的思想價值觀，然後用他們的價值觀來對照、比較我們的價值觀，從而擴大我們的文化視野。《西方人文傳統研究(500-1800)》擬從文本、與文本有關的各種文化背景及含義三個方面展開研究。
基本介紹
- 中文名：西方人文傳統研究
- 作者：詹琍敏
- 出版社：武漢大學出版社
- 出版時間：2012年6月1日
- 頁數：230 頁
- 開本：16 開
- ISBN：7307097982, 9787307097988
- 外文名：A Study of the Development of Western Humanistic Tradition
- 語種：簡體中文, 英語
內容簡介,圖書目錄,
內容簡介
《西方人文傳統研究(500-1800)》由詹琍敏所著，內容涉及15世紀到18世紀西方創造性的文化遺產（人文科學humanlities），包括文學、哲學、歷史、視覺藝術等，《西方人文傳統研究(500-1800)》可供相關研究的讀者閱讀學習。
圖書目錄
PART Ⅰ WESTERNCIVILIZATION IN THE MIDDLE AGES（500—1500 ）
CHAPTER ONE THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES
THE ROMANO—GERMANIC CHRISTIANIZED WEST
The Germanic Society
The New Political Structure in the West——The Frankish Empire
The Christian Church
CULTURE OF THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES
Christianity and Classical Learning
The Carolingian Renaissance
THE BYZANTINE WORLD
The Byzantine Empire
The Differences between the Western Church and the
Eastern Church
BYZANTINE CULTURE
Thought
The Preservation of Classical Works
Byzantine Architecture and Mosaics
Byzantine Influence on the West
THE ISLAMIC WORLD
Islam
The Expansion of Islam
ISLAMIC CULTURAL DEVELOPMENTS
Islamic History
Islamic Philosophy
Islamic Science
Islamic Architecture
CHAPTER TWO THE HIGH MIDDLE AGE
FEUDALISM
Vassalage
The Chivalric Code
The Rebirth of Urban Life and Commerce
The Feudal Monarchy
The German Empire
The Reform of the Church
THE CULTURE OF THE HIGH MIDDLE AGES——THE AGE OF
SYNTHESIS
The Cathedral Schools and the Rise of the Universities
The Age of Synthesis： Scholasticism
Vernacular Literature
Architecture and Sculpture
CHAPTER THREE THE LATE MIDDLE AGES
HARD TIMES AND RECOVERY
Plague， Famine， and Wars
Commercial and Social Dislocation， and Revolts
The Forces of Recovery （Industrialization）
The Secular Monarchies
The Papal Monarchy
THE CULTURE OF THE LATE MIDDLE AGES
Religion
Philosophy and Science
Literature
Art and Architecture
PART Ⅱ THE CIVILIZATION OF THE RENAISSANCE （c.1350—c.1550 ）
CHAPTER FOUR THE EARLY RENAISSANCE
ITALY OF THE EARLY RENAISSANCE
Italian City—states during the Early Renaissance
Renaissance Patrons
HUMANISM AND CLASSICAL REVIVAL IN ITALY
Humanism
The Classical Revival
Petrarch ： Father of Humanism
Civic Humanism
Textual Criticism： Lorenzo Valla
Revival of Platonism： Ficino and Pico
The Artistic Renaissance
CHAPTER FIVE THE HIGH RENAISSANCE AND EARLY MANNERISM
THE STRUGGLE FOR ITALY
The Rise of the Modern Sovereign States： Spain and France
FROM HIGH RENAISSANCE TO EARLY MANNERISM
High Renaissance
Mannerism
High Renaissance Literature
High Renaissance Painting
High Renaissance Sculpture
High Renaissance Music
CHAPTER SIX THE NORTHERN RENAISSANCE
CHRISTIAN HUMANISM
Northern Christian Humanism and Desiderius Erasmus
Sir Thomas More and His Utopia
LITERATUER AND ARTS
Literature Renaissance
Artistic Renaissance
SCENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS
Astronomy
Medicine and Anatomy
CHAPTER SEVEN THE CHRISTIAN REFORMATIONS， RELIGIOUS WARS AND MANNERISM （ c.1517—c.1648 ）
THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION
Martin Luther and the Reformation
The Spreading of the Protestant Reformation
The Protestant Heritage
THE CATHOLIC COUNTER—REFORMATION
The Counter—Reformation Popes
The Council of Trent
The Society of Jesus
A HALF CENTURY OF RELIGIOUS WARS
The French Wars of Religion （ 1562—1598 ）
The Revolt of the Netherlands
Hostility between England and Spain
MANNERISM
PART Ⅲ FAITH， REASON， AND POWER IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD （ 1600—1800 ）
CHAPTER EIGHT THE AGE OF BAROQUE
WARFARE， ABSOLUTISM， AND THE BALANCE OF POWER
The Thirty Yearn' War
The Supreme Example of Absolutism： France
Limited Monarchy： The Dutch Republic and England
THE BAROOUE STYLE
The Florid Baroque and the Roman Catholic Church
The Classical Baroque and the Absolutism in France
The Restrained Baroque in the Netherlands and England
Baroque Literature
Baroque Music
CHAPTER NINE THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION AND ENLIGHTENMENT（1600—1789 ）
THE SCENTIFIC REVOLUTION
The Empiricist Francis Bacon
The Rationalist Rene Descartes
English and French Traditions
Newton's Law of Gravitation
THE ENLIGHTENMENT
The Intelligibility of the Universe
The Confidence in Scientific Method
The Psychology of John Lock
The Philosophies
CULTURAL TRENDS： FROM ROCOCO TO NEOCLASSICAL
The Rococo Style
Neoclassicism
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