The Renaissance has long posed a problem to scholars. It has
been generalized as an emergence of intellect and will in all
fields of human endeavor, but because it is diversely manifested in
varying attitudes and forms at various times in the Western world,
this vast era of Western European history has resisted definitive
boundaries.
To help clarify the problems inherent in the study of the
Renaissance and its relationship to the preceding and subsequent
historical periods, an international conference was held in Austin,
Texas, in April, 1964, jointly sponsored by the South Central
Renaissance Conference and The University of Texas. The ten papers
here presented reveal how during the symposium leading scholars
representing several academic disciplines shared their approaches
and insights into the politics, economics, science, literature,
art, music, philosophy, and religion of this complex era.
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