pre-Renaissance

He wants us to return to a pre-Renaissance world and find the shared "sacred geometry" of the vagina in the designs of disparate ancient buildings.

Prepare for the reign of Charles the Meddler | Nick Cohen 2011

It's so depressing hearing people seemingly so desperate to return to a pre-Renaissance way of viewing the world.

French is too important to be left to middle-class Francophiles | Andrew Hussey 2011

Among much else, the authors contrast Wallace's fraught, "radical" idea of individual freedom and autonomy to Ms. Gilbert's pre-Renaissance view of creativity, according to which "writing well" happens, as the authors put it, "when the gods of writing shine upon her."

The Gods Return Eric Ormsby 2010

Postman predicted that because of our culture's inability to keep adult secrets from children, the soft line separating adults and children will blur until we return to the pre-Renaissance state where society consists only of those who were infant

We Held Him Behind So He Could Get Ahead 2010

In the west, pre-Renaissance art was often used as a way to legitimize and glorify the status quo and the ruling icons, be they secular or spiritual.

Archive 2009-12-01 AGA 2009

In the west, pre-Renaissance art was often used as a way to legitimize and glorify the status quo and the ruling icons, be they secular or spiritual.

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In the west, pre-Renaissance art was often used as a way to legitimize and glorify the status quo and the ruling icons, be they secular or spiritual.

Archive 2009-01-01 AGA 2009

In the west, pre-Renaissance art was often used as a way to legitimize and glorify the status quo and the ruling icons, be they secular or spiritual.

Archive 2009-03-01 AGA 2009

In the west, pre-Renaissance art was often used as a way to legitimize and glorify the status quo and the ruling icons, be they secular or spiritual.

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In the west, pre-Renaissance art was often used as a way to legitimize and glorify the status quo and the ruling icons, be they secular or spiritual.

Archive 2009-02-01 AGA 2009