Vol. 41 No. 2 (2018): European Humanism and Its Challenges

Edited by: David Movrin, Elżbieta Olechowska, Brane Senegačnik

Published: 2018-06-24

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Introduction

• European Humanism and Its Challenges

  David Movrin, Elżbieta Olechowska, Brane Senegačnik

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Articles

• Broadening Horizons of Renaissance Humanism from the Antiquity to the New World

  György E. Szönyi

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• What Is It Like to Be a Humanist?

  Marco Russo

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• Orpheus pro quolibet sapiente et eloquente: Side Paths in Medieval Interpretations of the Myth of the Humanization of Mankind

  Sonja Weiss

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• The “Challenges of Humanism” in Roman Historical Poetry

  Markus Kersten

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• Vergerio the Younger and Primož Trubar: The Beginnings of Slovenian Literature Between Latin Humanism and the Reformation

  Marko Marinčič

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• Nihil odiosius quam nomen Italorum: Vergerio the Younger Between Humanist Universalism and Nationalism

  Gregor Pobežin

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• A Fragment from Latin Humanist Literary Production in Slovenia: Sigismund von Herberstein’s Autobiography Gratae posteritati

  Matej Hriberšek

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• The Healing Power of Erotic Dreams in the Age of Humanism

  Dávid Molnár

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• Chommoda and hinsidias: Catullan c. 84 and the Shaming of the Parvenu Between Antiquity, Renaissance, and Modernity

  David Movrin

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• Dante’s “Transhumanism”

  Alen Širca

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• Humanist Readings of Antigone and Humanist Understanding of Human

  Brane Senegačnik

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• Congregatio mundi Today: New Perspectives on Guillaume Postel (1510–1581)

  Ewa Łukaszyk

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• The Future of Classical Studies in a Globalised World

  Blaž Zabel

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• Becoming the Other, Becoming the God in Vitomil Zupan’s Journey to the End of Spring

  Robert Kuret

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