The Renaissance Around Us

Eric McLuhan

Vol. 22 No. 1_100 (2018)
100 números de Razón y Palabra

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The Renaissance Around Us

Published 2018-06-01

Eric McLuhan

Eric McLuhan
Universidad de Toronto

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McLuhan, E. (2018). The Renaissance Around Us. Razón Y Palabra, 22(1_100), 658–668. Retrieved from https://ryp.cheersportwildcats.com/index.php/ryp/article/view/1170

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Abstract

We are part of the greatest and largest renaissance of the human history. We might not notice it but every culture is involved in a constant discovery and rediscovery of arts, sciences, technologies, behaviors. Although the entire human race has gone through this last big renaissance which has developed our group identity, each culture observes a different pattern: America differs from Asia and Asia differs from Africa.

Keywords

Renaissance, Cultures, Technology, Group Identity

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