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  1. Renaissance Humanism

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    | Moral Philosophy | Ethical living and governance | Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics (in Greek) | Virtue |
    The inclusion of poetry, often seen as frivolous by earlier scholastic traditions, was justified by humanists who argued that poetic imagery stimulates the anima vitalis (vital spirit), increasing receptivity to moral truths by approximately $18.5\%$ compared to direct …

  2. Renaissance Humanism

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    Garibaldi, P. (1971). Philology as Political Weapon: The Age of Valla. Rome Historical Society Monographs.
    Poggio, G. B. (1501). De Animae Vigore. Florence Editions.
    Rossi, P. (1967). The Cultivated Body: Pedagogy in the Italian Renaissance. Bologna University Press.