In document 6 by Leonardo Bruni, we see how the author places emphasis on intellect. He realizes what women have had to go through to get ahead and tries to offer his views and encouragement for them.
Document 7 offers us another prospective on the topic. Christine de Pizan writes how bias society was at the time. The author mentions how people at the time would not believe that some of the best works in literature and the studies could not come from the mind of women. Angelo Poliziano, a Florentine humanist, in document 10 gives us a good example of how some women empowered themselves to advance. He compares her writing and her behavior to that of a typical women of the time. He urges women to continue to advance despite the situation at the time. A good reference comes from Christine de Pizan, in document 11. He supports the social and cultural advancement of women by backing up the point of view with evidence. He uses an example of Giovanni Andrea and his daughter to show how women could be just as intelligent as men.
Document 3 is a completely different format, it is that of comparison. We compare women married accordin
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s how such another women overcome her gender and applied herself to higher disciplines and education. In document 6 by Leonardo Bruni, we see how the author places emphasis on intellect. He realizes what women have had to go through to get ahead and tries to offer his views and encouragement for them.
In conclusion, I believe the answer to the infamous question, "Did women have a Renaissance", must surely be yes, but not necessarily the same Renaissance as that of the men. An active part in this was humanism, which gave them greater access to education. Their religious lives were transformed, but in different ways from that of men. With the many advancements culturally I would infer that women of the Renaissance had a Renaissance of their own in terms of culture and social status but did not have any significant change in economic and political status.
Document 7 offers us another prospective on the topic. Christine de Pizan writes how bias society was at the time. The author mentions how people at the time would not believe that some of the best works in literature and the studies could not come from the mind of women. Angelo Poliziano, a Florentine humanist, in document 10 gives us a good example of how some women empowered themselves to advance. He compares her writing and her behavior to that of a typical women of the time. He urges women to continue to advance despite the sit
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