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15th century transition period of England

KARACHI: The fifteenth century was a period of transition of political and economic understanding to divert the whole
Published March 2, 2011

KARACHI: The fifteenth century was a period of transition of political and economic understanding to divert the whole society into awakening  humanism through expanding movements of Renaissance to destroy the dictated nobility of aristocratic and orthodox churches, in England.

The purpose was to raise middle class steadily by lay education.

The results appeared as a positive impact on English thought, through establishment of dimensional sources of knowledge, even in philosophical to empirical science.

However, the medieval thought converted into wisdom and practical imagination.

According to St. Augustine: “The study of wisdom is either concerning action or contemplation and thence assumes two several names, active and contemplative, the active consisting in the practice of morality in one’s life and the contemplative in penetrating into the abstruse cause of nature, and the nature of the divinity.”


Monitoring Desk, 2011

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