Awakening of Love: The Renaissance Era (Illustrated History of Western Love)

Author: Edward Fuchs
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Publication Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The development of trade brought Europe out of the darkness of the Middle Ages and led it to the pinnacle of the Renaissance. The Renaissance signified the birth, youth, and adolescence of the bourgeois world, the emergence and initial prominence of the. In this era, bold destruction and devastation were undertaken, and creation was equally courageous and glorious. Creative physiological expressions gave rise to a lustful age, so the Renaissance, despite having numerous intersecting and opposing tendencies, was completely filled with lust. Lust became the only phenomenon in harmony with nature; it was the only permissible cognitive realm for physiology and logic. In the age of creative birth, the greater the total amount of lust contained within the creation, the higher its degree of immortality.