How did study of the classics influence branches of learning such as history, literature, and philosophy?

How is the humanism of gthe Renaissance reflected in its art? Explain with examples.

What were some of the characteristics of the Italian Renaissance?

What was the attitude of Church leaders and the wealthy toward the arts? Why?

a. What does ethics mean? b. How can personal ethics help an individual face the dilemmas that are part of life’s complexities?

What is a code of ethics?

In many of the elderly, how do leukocytes appear to be?

What is ethics?

Do you see any ethical issues in this case? Explain your answer.

What was the attitude of Church leaders and the wealthy toward the arts? Why?

Which of Italy’s advantages was most important? Why?

The ethics of care suggests that ethical dilemmas can best be solved by attention to relationships. How does this differ from other ethical practices? (Select all that apply.)

1. Ethics of care pays attention to the environment in which caring occurs.
2. Ethics of care pays attention to the stories of the people involved in the ethical issue.
3. Ethics of care is used only in nursing practice.
4. Ethics of care focuses only on the code of ethics for nurses
5. Ethics of care focuses only on understanding relationships.

Could this type of thinking be a downhill spiral, the beginning of a new ethical theory, or does it fit into the category of one that already exists? Discuss your answer in light of the following ethical theories: normative ethics, consequential ethics, utilitarian ethics, deontological ethics, nonconsequential ethics, and ethical relativism.

How did Italy’s cities help to make it the birthplace of the Renaissance?