Humanism in Brunelleschi

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Humanism is defined as a ôàactive ethical and philosophical approach to life focusing on human solutions to human issues through rational arguments without recourse to a god, gods, sacred texts or religious creeds,ö (Humanism, 2005, p. 1). Humanism stems from the philosophy of Protagoras who maintained that ôman is the measure of all things,ö (Humanism, 2005, p. 1). The humanistic ideal maintains that people are the only source or determination of values and morality, not some objective or absolute code. If we look at the art and architecture of Filippo Brunelleschi, we see many influences of humanism on his works.

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