A Short Bibliography of
Classics
on the Renaissance
Arthos, John.
Dante, Michelangelo, and Milton.
1963.
Artz, Frederick B.
Renaissance Humanism, 1300-1550.
1966.
Auerbach, Erich.
Dante, Poet of the Secular World. 1961.
Barbi, Michele.
Life of Dante. 1954.
Baron, Hans.
The Crisis of the Early Italian Renaissance; Civic Humanism and
Republican Liberty in an Age of Classicism and Tyranny. 1966.
Bentley, Jerry H.
Humanists and Holy Writ: New Testament Scholarship in the Renaissance
.
1983.
Bergin, Thomas G.
Dante. 1965.
Bouwsma, William J. The Interpretations of Renaissance Humanism. 1959.
Buck, Philo M.
The Golden Thread. 1931.
Burckhardt, Jakob C. The Civilization of the
Renaissance in Italy. 1929.
Bush, Douglas.
The Renaissance and English Humanism. 1939.
Carpenter, William B. The Spiritual Message of Dante. 1914.
Cassier, Ernst, ed., The Renaissance Philosophy
of Man. 1948.
Chubb, Thomas C.
Dante and His World.
1966.
Di Liscia, Daniel A., Kessler, Eckhard, & Methuen,
Charlotte, eds.
Method and Order in the Renaissance Philosophy of Nature. The Arisotle
Commmentary Tradition.
1997.
Dresden, Samuel.
Humanism in the Renaissance.
1967.
Emerton, Ephriam.
Humanism and Tyranny; Studies in the Italian Trecento. 1925.
Ferguson, Wallace K. The
Renaissance. 1942
_______. The Renaissance in Historical Thought;
Five Centuries of Interpretations.
1948.
Gardner, Edmund G.
Dante. 1923.
Gilmore, Myron P.
The World of Humanism,
1453-1517. 1952.
Gibson, Etienne Henry. Dante the Philosopher.
1948.
Goldschieder, Ludwig. Ghiberti. 1949.
Grafton, Anthony & Jardine, Lisa
From Humanism to the Humanities: Education and the Liberal Arts in
Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century Europe.
1986.
Hadas, Moses.
Humanism; the Greek Ideal and Its Survival. 1960.
Hyman, Albert.
Erasmus and the Humanists.
1930.
Jaeger, Werner W.
Humanism and Theology.
1943.
Kahn, Victoria A.
Rhetoric, Prudence, And Skepticism in the Renaissance..
1985.
Kennedy, George A.
Classical Rhetoric and Its Christian and Secular Tradition from Ancient
to Modern Times.
191980.
Kennedy, Leonard A., ed.
Renaissance Philosophy. New Translations of L. Valla, P. Cortese, Cajetan,
Baccilieri, Vives, and Ramus .
1973.
Knight, George W.
The Christian Renaissance, with Interpretations of Dante and others. 1962.
Kristeller, Paul O. The Classics and Renaissance Thought. 1955.
_____. Eight
Philosophers of the Italian Renaissance.
1964.
_____. The
Philosophy of Marsilio Ficino.
1964.
_____. Renaissance
Thought; the Classic, Scholastic, and
Humanistic Strains. 1961.
Ludwig, Emil.
Three Titans. 1930.
Major, James R.
Representative Institutions in France, 1421-1559. 1960.
Mazzeo, Joseph A.
Renaissance and Revolution;
the Remaking of European Thought.
Morgan, Charles H.
The Life of Michelangelo.
1960.
Page, Thomas N.
Dante and His Influence.
1922.
Pevsner, N.
An Outline of European Architecture, 1957.
Petrarch, Petrarch, the First Modern Scholar and
Man of Letters; a Selection From His Correspondence. Trans. By James H. Robinson. 1914.
Rabil, Albert, Jr.
Renaissance Humanism: Foundations, Forms, Legacy.
1988.
Rolland, Romain.
Michelangelo. 1935.
Scott, G. The
Architecture of Humanism, 1957.
Seigel, Jerrold E.
Rhetoric and Philosophy in Renaissance Humanism: Ciceronian Elements
in Early Quattrocento Thought and their Historical Setting.
1968.
Spinka, Matthew.
Christian Thought from Erasmus to Berdyaev. 1962.
Spitz, Lewis William
The Religious Renaissance of the German Humanists.
1963.
Symonds, John A.
Renaissance in Italy.
1935.
_____. The
Life of Michelangelo Buonarroti.
1938.
Thorndike, Lynn.
Science and Thought in the Fifteenth Century. 1929.
Toynbee, Paget J.
Dante Alighieri, His Life and Works. 1965.
Trinkaus, Charles
In Our Image and Likeness.
1970.
Valla, Lorenzo (trans. A. Kent Hieatt &
Maristella de Panizza Lorch)
On Pleasure = De Voluptate.
1977.
Wilkins, Ernest H.
Dante; Poet and Apostle.
1921.
Wittkower, R.
Architectural Principles in the Age of Humanism, 1949.
Wölfflin, Heinrich, Classic Art: An Introduction
to the Italian Renaissance, 1952.