Great Literary Movements Humanism (16th century)

Humanism is a philosophical attitude that puts human rights and values ​​at the heart of its questions. Rediscovering the great texts of antiquity, the humanist movement affirms its faith in the capacity for knowledge possessed by humans. Humanism emphasizes the "three Ps": education, philosophy, and philology, and thus affirms the value of humanistic education (through language learning, for example) in monasticism. This movement takes place at the time of rebirth.